Speciation notes Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Full length class notes on Darwinian evolution, reproduction, transcription, translation, gene editing, speciation

A 46 page collection of all information covered in the lectures of BDE 244 Species Concepts and Speciation. These notes contains the given work from the lectures as well as extra definitions, explanations and diagrams from online resources. Tables and bullet points are used to aid memorisation.

This document summarises the entire IEB syllabus requirements for Life Science, fulfilling the IEB SAGS conditions. Using these notes will ensure outstanding results as they provide excellent information, summarised in a way that is easy to understand. These notes cover practical Biology applications, essay writing, DNA, Biotechnology, Genetics, Meiosis, Reproduction, Speciation, and Evolution. Moreover, these notes are derived from the examiner for Life Sciences Paper 2.

This set of notes contain a detailed explanations on the diversity containing the following: Origin of an idea about origins Scientific theory of evolution Modification by descent, comparative anatomy Evidence from Biogeography Evidence from Comparative Embryology Graphical Representation of Evolutionary Relationships Role of scientists in the theory of evolution Fundamental aspects of evolution Gradualism and Punctuated Equilibrium Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection...

Notes on Evolutionary studies for FET. Covers the theory of evolution, patterns of evolution, evidence of evolution, Darwin's theory, Natural selection, Artificial selection, Speciation, Mutations at a molecular level, The formation of new species, variation, genetic recombination,

DAT Biology (ALL Practice Exam Questions) with Certified Solutions An organism is found during a biopsy of lung tissue. It is determined to belong to the genus Streptococcus and is known to cause tuberculosis. What type of organism is this? Bacteria A botanist has discovered a new plant and notes that it is predominantly found in its gametophyte form. Which category does this plant most likely belong to? Bryophyte In the fetal circulatory system, the ductus venosus allows blood to bypass? Liv...

DAT Biology (ALL Practice Exam Questions) 100% Correct Answers | Verified | Latest 2024 Version An organism is found during a biopsy of lung tissue. It is determined to belong to the genus Streptococcus and is known to cause tuberculosis. What type of organism is this? - Bacteria A botanist has discovered a new plant and notes that it is predominantly found in its gametophyte form. Which category does this plant most likely belong to? - Bryophyte In the fetal circulatory system, t...

Detailed and comprehensive notes on topic 5 (on the wild side) of Edexcel biology A Level. Covers ecosystems, succession, energy transfers, chloroplasts, photosynthesis, climate change, the greenhouse effect, the carbon cycle, evolution, speciation, the scientific community and core practicals 10, 11, 12 & 13. Notes are organised alongside the specification to make your revision easier and more structured. I hope that you find this resource useful. [“A-Level Biology: Edexcel A Year 1 & 2 Compl...

An organism is found during a biopsy of lung tissue. It is determined to belong to the genus Streptococcus and is known to cause tuberculosis. What type of organism is this? - ANS Bacteria A botanist has discovered a new plant and notes that it is predominantly found in its gametophyte form. Which category does this plant most likely belong to? - ANS Bryophyte In the fetal circulatory system, the ductus venosus allows blood to bypass? - ANS Liver What would be...

An organism is found during a biopsy of lung tissue. It is determined to belong to the genus Streptococcus and is known to cause tuberculosis. What type of organism is this? Bacteria A botanist has discovered a new plant and notes that it is predominantly found in its gametophyte form. Which category does this plant most likely belong to? Bryophyte In the fetal circulatory system, the ductus venosus allows blood to bypass? Liver What would be the expected outcome if the a...