IB Biology Course Book notes

This document summarizes chapter 3 and 10 of the IB Biology Course Companion, focusing on genetics and inheritance. The bullet points break down the complex information, making it easier to study for your tests and exams.

This list includes all difficult terminology covering all chapters of the IB course companion. This helps you to get a good overview of and connections between the topics and may gain you extra points in the final exam!

This document summarizes chapter 5 of the IB course companion. The bullet points make it easy for you to understand and provide a good base to study for tests or exams. The Information includes: evidence for evolution, natural selection, classification and biodiversity, and cladistics.

This document summarizes the 4th chapter of the IB Biology course companion. Bullet points make it easy for you to understand and study! Information includes: species, communities, energy flow, carbon cycling and climate change.

This summary focuses on the different types of phloem transport and describes the causes and differences of flowering in plants, including long-term and short-term flowering plants.

This document summarizes the hormones involved in the menstrual cycle and gives a short overview of the menstrual cycle, as well as interactions between hormones.

This document summarizes chapter 8 of the IB biology book in bullet points, providing an easy to understand, well structured base for learning.

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These are notes from an IB Biology class for unit 1.5 which are based on the origin of cells and cell theory. They answer general questions that are typically given by teachers for this unit, in addition to 2 of the DBQs. (Be smart, don't copy word for word; you'll ruin it for others. Also, study! You'll thank yourself later.)

These are notes from an IB Biology class for units 2.9 and 8.3 which are photosynthesis based. They answer general questions that are typically given by teachers for this unit, in addition to a DBQ. (Be smart, don't copy word for word; you'll ruin it for others. Also, study! You'll thank yourself later.)