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wrong questions Flashcards

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fossil evidence for natural selection

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fossils show change over time, development of species over time, evidence of extinction, how organisms from the past are related to species alive today

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genetic evidence for natural selection

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mendel’s breeding experiments
genetic variation in a species due to mutation
antibiotic resistance in bacteria

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3
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why the change in the number of chromosomes in meiosis is important

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meiosis forms gametes
two gametes fuse/fertilise
so keeps chromosome number constant from generation to generation

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4
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rp10 explain why the pH changes more quickly when the temp is higher

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enzymes work more quickly
lipids broken down more quickly
so fatty acids produced more quickly

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5
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what is tissue culture

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a group of cells grown into a new organism

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why does decrease in body temp is an advantage during hibernation

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lower temperature gradient between animal and air
loses less energy as heat from body
so body energy store lasts longer

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7
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how does dilation of blood vessels in the skin help to decrease body temperature

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increase blood flowing near surface of skin
increase heat lost
which cools blood which cools the body

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why do athletes who sweat a lot are advised to take salt tablets each day

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to replace mineralions lost in sweat

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9
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why do plants not decay in peat bogs

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lack of oxygen for aerobic respiration
so no energy released for microorganisms

low ph denatures enzymes so less metabolism/respiration/no energy released in microoragnimsn

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10
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why control needed

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to COMPARE with other thing

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11
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uses of auxin

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weed killers
rooting powders

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12
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uses of ethene

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stimulate ripening of fruit

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13
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uses of gibberellins

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growing larger fruit
inducing flowering (more/bigger flowers)
inducing germination

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14
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what scientific term describes the structure of dna molecule—made of two strands twisted around each other

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double helix

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steps for tissue culture why: several groups of cells are scraped off the leaf

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so many/several plants can be produced

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16
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steps for tissue culture why:nutrients added to the agar jelly

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for making protein/amino acids
making chlorophyll
providing energy/for respiration

17
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steps for tissue culture why: hormones added to the agar jelly

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so roots and shoots develop
or so differentiation occurs

18
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steps for tissue culture why: sterile conditions

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to prevent growth/entry of microorganisms

19
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steps for tissue culture why: temp at 20c

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for optimum growth

20
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why does a person with type 2 diabetes has higher blood insulin conc than a non diabetic person

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cells absorb less glucose
glucose conc in blood remains high
stimulates pancreas to release more insulin

21
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why more land is being used for farming and why increased farming has lead to biodiversity

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incr population incr food
crops for food
crops for biofuels
peat use as compost/fuel—CO2
increase use of pesticides

loss of habitat—mass migration
fertiliser run off
use of pesticide damages food chains
more CO2–global warming
acid rain

22
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how does brain recieve info about light entering eye

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retina sensitive to light
impulse passes along sensory neurone in the optic nerve

23
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how does making dog food from insects improves human food security in future

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less land required
so more space for crops for human food
so less methane from animals released so less global warming
so less harmful effects of global warming on food production, e.g. floods.

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why fossil record is incomplete

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fossils buried deeper so hard to find
fossils smaller so harder to find
more likely to be destroyed by geological activity
oldest organisms were softbodied so tissue decayed
dating older fossils is hard
older eras less researched by scientist because less to find
unclear when one species evolves into another species

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advantages adn disadvantges of extinctoin for biodiversity
dis: loss of potential future biodiversity reduction in range of alleles ad: allows evolution of new species
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when someone drinks cold water, why does temp near brain decrease
cools blood in the stomach this blood then flows to brain