Essays on Evolution

The word herbivory refers to an organism which eats plants or alga. This essay will discuss the evolution of herbivory, the impact that herbivory has had on the morphology of herbivores, and on the morphology of the plants in question. Moreover, I will also discuss...

High altitude is defined as being over 2500m (Bigham, 2016). Organism that live at high altitude can be aerial, aquatic, terrestrial and soil-borne. Adaptions to high altitude can either be a short-term response to acclimatise or an evolved, long-term irreversible adaption. Long-term adaptions are held...

The development of the presacral column was a key step in mammalian evolution, often linked to later specializations in behavior and gait that allowed mammals to thrive in a diverse array of ecosystems. Recent research identified previously unrecognized spinal regionalization in extant sauropsids and, associating...

For this chapter, the study will discuss the successes or strengths of the missional policy. These are what has been realised or archived which was planned at the inception of the missional policy. The study will be focusing on the progress reports as presented from...

Since its evolution to a multi-party democracy in 1992, the country of Ghana has become one of the most stable nations in West Africa. Originally named the Gold Coast, Ghana gained its independence from the United Kingdom in 1957, becoming the first sub-Saharan nation to...

Introduction: People’s curiosity is the reason that we are here today. Adventures, discoveries are part of it. However, our species has been the only one that survived during those years. Being intelligent and fighting for survival are the reasons that we are here today. Even...

Although it took time, researchers came to the conclusion that animals were all common due to the fact we all use the same set of genes to build our bodies. In other words, the whole animal spectrum has been fed by the same set of...