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Any disturbing or excessive noise is described as noise pollution. Noise is loud, non-harmonious vibration that is unpleasant to hear. The... View Article
Plant cells are eukaryotes, composed of specialised cellular organelles that differ in several fundamental factors from Animal cell. Plant cells... View Article
The male reproductive system includes testes, external genitalia, i.e. penis and accessory ducts, viz., rete testis, vasa efferentia, epididymis... View Article
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BREXIT in simple terms refers to Britain holding a referendum to decide whether it wants to continue membership under the EU or not. The... View Article
