Locomotion in Animals | Definition, Types & Importance

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Nature Animals Plants Geography on Instagram: "Follow @explainingthewild for the best nature, animal, planet, and geography content These “ravioli” lookalikes are actually baby stingrays, or pups, and their “alien” faces are a fascinating lesson in ventral anatomy. What look like eyes are actually nostrils (nasal flaps) used for chemo-sensing, and the slit below is the mouth. Their actual eyes are located on the dorsal (top) side of their bodies. This anatomical layout allows them to swim along

@agro_algerien on Instagram: "🔽🪱 When opening a root gall (Galle racinaire) formed by the root-knot nematode Meloidogyne spp. and observing it under a binocular loupe (Loupe binoculaire), the motile stages, especially the second-stage juvenile (J2 larva), can be seen exiting the gall and moving toward other galls or adjacent root tissues. This movement is due to active undulatory locomotion (Mouvement ondulatoire actif) generated by the contraction of longitudinal muscles (Muscles longitudinau