Here is an essay on life. ‘Life’ is abstract. It has, perhaps, no objective reality apart from the living body and, hence, evades definition. Aristotle (304-322 B.C.), the ancient Greek naturalist and father of modern biology (Fig. 2), recognised plants and animals as living objects, but failed to put forward a precise definition of life. […]
The following points highlight the top eight evidences of organic evolution of life. The evidences are: 1. Palaeontological Evidence 2. Geographical Evidence 3. Morphological Evidence 4. Embryological Evidence 5. Taxonomic Evidence 6. Physiological Evidence 7. Evidence from Artificial Selection 8. Evidence from Recent Progress of Evolution. 1. Palaeontological Evidence: Palaeontology is a branch of Geology […]
In this article we will discuss about Modern Concept on the Origin of Life. In an International conference on the origin of life on earth in Moscow, the Russian Biochemist A.I. Oparin (1968) stated that life is a special form of matter in motion arising in an orderly manner at a certain stage in the […]
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