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-by the students of the Department of Anthropology, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Government College, New Town, Kolkata.
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Anatomical characteristics of Human Long Bones by Rupam Tarafder Long bones have joints that allow for flexibility and mobility. A layer of smooth, white cartilage known as articular cartilage covers the ends of long bones. As the bones move against one another, this cartilage aids in decreasing friction and absorbing shock. Production of Bone Marrow : Bone marrow, a spongy tissue found in the cavities of long bones, is also produced by long bones. Red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets are created by bone marrow. Muscle attachment points : Multiple locations on long bones where muscles can attach to the bone are called muscle attachment sites. The terms tuberosities, trochanters, and processes refer to these attachment places. Depending on how the muscle and the bone it is linked to function, different attachment sites have different sizes and shapes. Human long bones are a form of bone that can be found in the human body. They are ...
The air in Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Government College buzzed with creative energy today, May 7th, 2025, as the Seminar Committee and the Department of Botany successfully organized their highly anticipated Intra-College Poster Competition. Students from various departments enthusiastically participated, transforming the college corridors into a vibrant gallery of visual expressions. The event served as a fantastic platform for students to showcase their artistic talents, critical thinking, and understanding of environmental issues as the topic was "Our Power, Our Planet". The competition witnessed a diverse range of themes and artistic interpretations, reflecting the students' deep engagement with the subject matter. Thought-provoking representations of ecological balance and the importance of biodiversity has been depicted. The posters were a testament to the students' dedication and creativity. The judging panel, comprising faculty members from the college had the chal...
Students' Presentation 6: Primatology On 20.11.2024, a seminar on Primatology was conducted by the students of first semester. The event aimed to explore the scientific study of primates, including their behavior, evolution, and ecological significance. Students actively participated in preparing and presenting the academic content, enhancing their knowledge and communication skills. The seminar was structured around a PowerPoint presentation, designed collaboratively by the students. Each slide focused on key topics within Primatology, such as primate taxonomy, social structures, cognitive abilities, and conservation challenges. The content reflected rigorous research and was supplemented with visuals like charts, graphs, and images to engage the audience effectively. The session began with an introduction to the field of Primatology, highlighting its importance in understanding human evolution and biodiversity. Students then delved into specific aspects, such as the behavioral ...
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