Graduated in zoology(hons) from KMC, Delhi University. Pursuing my masters from Jamia University, Delhi. I love exploring new places

Meenal Chawla

In this course, the educator discusses the Types of Tissues , Study of Earthworm, Cockroach and Frog.

Ace in Class XI Examination by understanding all the concepts of Mathematics and Science, with these courses.

CBSE Class 11

English

Structural Organization in Animals: Class XI CBSE

Organisation in Animals

Structural Organisation

Biology

Class 6-12

Become a topper in your school and ace your board exams by learning from best educators in the country

CBSE

CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education)

Structural Organisation in Animals and Plants

Structural Organisation in Animals

Types of Epithelial and Connective Tissue

Epithelial and Connective Tissue

Specialized connective Tissue, Muscle and Neural Tissue

Earthworm - Morphology and digestive, blood vascular and respiratory system

Earthworm - Morphology, Digestive, Circulatory and Respiratory System

Earthworm - Excretory, Nervous and Reproductive system

Earthworm - Excreatory and Reproductive System

Morphology, digestive and blood vascular system of Cockroach

Cockroach - Morphology, Digestive and Blood Vascular System

Respiratory, Excretory, Nervous and Reproductive system of Cockroach

Cockroach - Respiratory, Excreatory, Nervous and Reproductive System

Anatomy, Digestive, Blood vascular and Respiratory system of frog

Frog - Morphology, Digestive, Respiratory and Blood Vascular System

Excretory, Nervous and  Reproductive system of Frog

Frog - Excretory, Nervous and Reproductive System

NCERT Solutions of Structural Organisation of Animals

NCERT Solutions: 8-14 Questions

I have 4 year of teaching experience.I have good knowledge of Mathematics as well as Biology.I always wanted to be a teacher.I'm thankful to

Abhinaba Debnath

Flowers, leaves, stem, fruits. These are the parts of a plant we can see. Morphology is nothing but the study of the form, structure and types of these parts of a plant. Do you want to know more about these parts than just how they look?

Morphology of Flowering Plants:Theory and Example with Tricks: Class 11

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Divya Sree

In this course, the educator discusses all the aspects of Structural Organisation in Animals.

Structural Organisation in Animals: Class XI CBSE

Hi I am Preksha Fadia a student of Integrated Masters of Science from Biological Life Sciences in Ahmedabad University. 

Preksha Fadia

This course includes information regarding various tissues present within the animals. Moreover the course is created keeping in mind syllabus of both the boards.

Structural Organisation In Animals

Dr Ritu Kumari

This includes ach and every topic of this chapter according to to NCERT pattern with detailed explanation and diagrams.

(Hindi) Anatomy of Flowering Plants - Class 11

Hey friends... here in this course I have explained the internal structure of flowering plants. In case you have any queries related to any topic that I have explained in my course please feel free to ask me.

Anatomy of Flowering Plants

Permanent PGT Biology at Army Public School Jaipur. 6+ years of teaching experience

Meghna Agarwal

In this course Meghna will explain you about Meristematic and permanent tissues in detail

Lessons

10 lessons • 1h 55m

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Epithelial and Connective Tissue

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Specialized connective Tissue, Muscle and Neural Tissue

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Earthworm - Morphology, Digestive, Circulatory and Respiratory System

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Earthworm - Excreatory and Reproductive System

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Cockroach - Morphology, Digestive and Blood Vascular System

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Cockroach - Respiratory, Excreatory, Nervous and Reproductive System

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Frog - Morphology, Digestive, Respiratory and Blood Vascular System

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Frog - Excretory, Nervous and Reproductive System

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NCERT Solutions of Structural Organisation of Animals

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NCERT Solutions: 8-14 Questions