Different Types of Leeches for Medical Use in Surgery, Described by Ibn al Quff (630-685AH)Mohammad Alharbi
The richest type of tropical rainforest is the dipterocarp forest. It has the biggest number of plant and animal species. The thick canopy is the richest habitat for birds. The thick layer of decaying leaves on the forest floor is the richest habitat for leeches, millipedes, centipedes, and...
For this reason, the bodies of these organisms are loose aggregations that consist of different types of cells. While the cells in these organisms are not necessarily organized into tissue, it's worth noting that some of the cells (e.g. pinacocytes) form layers and serve given functions. ...
leeches, or people who only like them for their things and status. They’re more connected with the world and other people because that’s where they place value. They don’t have to deal with as much drama and toxicity because that connection naturally...
Na(+)/K(+) pump interacts with the h-current to control bursting activity in central pattern generator neurons of leeches.###Sodium affects the sperm moti... The dynamics of different ionic currents shape the bursting activity of neurons and networks that control motor output. Despite being ub...
Give an example of each. Describe the differences in body structure that allow earthworms, clam worms, and leeches to occupy different habitats. Define and compare and contrast populations, communities, and ecosystems. Explain what an ecosystem is, and name the central roles that pr...
LeechesIn Hirudo medicinalis and Haemopis sanguisuga , two convoluted ovary cords are found within each ovary. Each ovary cord is a polarized structure composed of germ cells (oogonia, developing oocytes, nurse cells) and somatic cells (apical cell, follicular cells). One end of the ovary ...
The same seems to be the case with leeches from the Erpobdellidae family and snails from the family Planorbidae and Lymnaeidae. Submerged plants contribute to the increased available habitat surface, thereby enhancing the diversity and abundance of macroinvertebrate communities [20,51]. This is ...
E. nuttalliiseems to be a preferred microhabitat for the family Sphaeriidae, of which the genusPisidiumis well known to climb up these macrophytes. The same seems to be the case with leeches from the Erpobdellidae family and snails from the family Planorbidae and Lymnaeidae. Submerged pla...