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Life Sciences
J. Grogan - ISBN: 9781776113316
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On this page you find summaries, notes, study guides and many more for the textbook Life Sciences, written by J. Grogan. The summaries are written by students themselves, which gives you the best possible insight into what is important to study about this book. Subjects like Multicellular, Unicellular, white blood cells, Eyelid, Green Algae, Glands of Meiboom, Fungi & Fibrous Capsule will be dealt with.
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An in depth summary perfect for studying the Animal Diversity Section for your final exam paper, or just a normal test covering every aspect in this module.
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An in depth summary perfect for studying the Animal Diversity Section for your final exam paper, or just a normal test covering every aspect in this module.
Handwritten scanned Term 1 Life science IEB notes Module 2 life at a molecular, cellular and tissue level (Mind action series life science textbook) written by an A grade student.
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Handwritten scanned Term 1 Life science IEB notes Module 2 life at a molecular, cellular and tissue level (Mind action series life science textbook) written by an A grade student.
Well written, concise notes on DNA made from the matric life science textbook by an above 90% matric student. These notes are all you need to succeed in this section of the paper!
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Well written, concise notes on DNA made from the matric life science textbook by an above 90% matric student. These notes are all you need to succeed in this section of the paper!
Summarized Protista notes: Characteristics of both plant-like(Green, Brown and Red Algae, Diatoms, Dinoflagellates) and animal-like(Amoebas, Ciliates, Flagellates, Parasitic). Plankton Explanations: Phytoplankton and Zooplankton. Eutrophication: Salt and fresh water-bodies. Economic Uses of Algae: Iodine from kelp, Seaweed Extracts, Natural pigments, Plant fertilizers, Diatomaceous earth, Crude oil and Natural gas.
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Summarized Protista notes: Characteristics of both plant-like(Green, Brown and Red Algae, Diatoms, Dinoflagellates) and animal-like(Amoebas, Ciliates, Flagellates, Parasitic). Plankton Explanations: Phytoplankton and Zooplankton. Eutrophication: Salt and fresh water-bodies. Economic Uses of Algae: Iodine from kelp, Seaweed Extracts, Natural pigments, Plant fertilizers, Diatomaceous earth, Crude oil and Natural gas.
Summarized Human Skeleton notes, overviewing the Overall Skeleton functions, Skeleton composition: 206 Bones, Labelled Bone Skeleton Diagram. Axial and Appendicular Skeleton: Individual Parts and Functions of each. Bipedalism explained and comparisons between ape and human bones. Spinal injuries: Explanations, Treatments and Prevention.
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Summarized Human Skeleton notes, overviewing the Overall Skeleton functions, Skeleton composition: 206 Bones, Labelled Bone Skeleton Diagram. Axial and Appendicular Skeleton: Individual Parts and Functions of each. Bipedalism explained and comparisons between ape and human bones. Spinal injuries: Explanations, Treatments and Prevention.
Summarized Human Eye notes: Location and position of eye, External eye features and Internal eye features: Annotated labeled diagrams with functions of parts. Layers of the wall of the eye(Outer fibrous Coat, Middle Vascular Layer and retina): Parts, Structure, Diagrams and Functions. Inner Parts of the eye: Lens and Eye cavities Functions and Compositions. Eye Functioning Notes: Pathway of light rays and image formation(1), Stimulation of photoreceptors(2) and Pathway of nerve impulses(3). ...
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Summarized Human Eye notes: Location and position of eye, External eye features and Internal eye features: Annotated labeled diagrams with functions of parts. Layers of the wall of the eye(Outer fibrous Coat, Middle Vascular Layer and retina): Parts, Structure, Diagrams and Functions. Inner Parts of the eye: Lens and Eye cavities Functions and Compositions. Eye Functioning Notes: Pathway of light rays and image formation(1), Stimulation of photoreceptors(2) and Pathway of nerve impulses(3). ...
Summary of the human endocrine system for grade 12 learners. Very neat and easy to understand. Key concepts are broken down into steps.
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Summary of the human endocrine system for grade 12 learners. Very neat and easy to understand. Key concepts are broken down into steps.
This summary for: the kidney, brain, endocrine system and heart will guarantee that you succeed in your test or exam. You will have one place where you can find all the information you need on the topics in Grade 11. Created by a student for students to succeed.
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This summary for: the kidney, brain, endocrine system and heart will guarantee that you succeed in your test or exam. You will have one place where you can find all the information you need on the topics in Grade 11. Created by a student for students to succeed.
Hand written scanned Grade 11 Life science IEB notes Module 1.4 Excretory system of humans ( mind action series Life science textbook) Written by an A grade student
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Hand written scanned Grade 11 Life science IEB notes Module 1.4 Excretory system of humans ( mind action series Life science textbook) Written by an A grade student
Hand written scanned Grade 11 Life science IEB notes Module 3.2 Plant diversity ( mind action series Life science textbook) Written by an A grade student
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Hand written scanned Grade 11 Life science IEB notes Module 3.2 Plant diversity ( mind action series Life science textbook) Written by an A grade student
Latest notes & summaries Life Sciences Notes
Summarized General Transport in Animals Notes: General Circulatory System Characteristics, Types of Circulatory Systems: Open and Closed, Advantages and disadvantages of 2 Circulatory system types. Summarized Human Circulatory System Notes: Double system explanation(Pulmonary and Systemic Systems) and the pathway blood in the body. Summarized Heart Notes: External and internal appearance, Structure and functions: labelled diagrams included. Detailed explanations of the atria, ventricles, valve...
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Summarized General Transport in Animals Notes: General Circulatory System Characteristics, Types of Circulatory Systems: Open and Closed, Advantages and disadvantages of 2 Circulatory system types. Summarized Human Circulatory System Notes: Double system explanation(Pulmonary and Systemic Systems) and the pathway blood in the body. Summarized Heart Notes: External and internal appearance, Structure and functions: labelled diagrams included. Detailed explanations of the atria, ventricles, valve...
Summarized Protista notes: Characteristics of both plant-like(Green, Brown and Red Algae, Diatoms, Dinoflagellates) and animal-like(Amoebas, Ciliates, Flagellates, Parasitic). Plankton Explanations: Phytoplankton and Zooplankton. Eutrophication: Salt and fresh water-bodies. Economic Uses of Algae: Iodine from kelp, Seaweed Extracts, Natural pigments, Plant fertilizers, Diatomaceous earth, Crude oil and Natural gas.
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Summarized Protista notes: Characteristics of both plant-like(Green, Brown and Red Algae, Diatoms, Dinoflagellates) and animal-like(Amoebas, Ciliates, Flagellates, Parasitic). Plankton Explanations: Phytoplankton and Zooplankton. Eutrophication: Salt and fresh water-bodies. Economic Uses of Algae: Iodine from kelp, Seaweed Extracts, Natural pigments, Plant fertilizers, Diatomaceous earth, Crude oil and Natural gas.
Summarized Supporting System notes: Description, examples, advantages and disadvantages of 3 Skeleton Types: Endoskeleton, Hydrostatic Skeleton and Exoskeleton. Additionally, supporting system tissues: Cartilage, Spongy Bone, Compact Bone, Ligaments and Tendons and bone classification(Long, Short, Irregular and Flat Bones) notes are summarized. Notes on Bone diseases and Bone fractures and injuries: Explanations and Diagrams.
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Summarized Supporting System notes: Description, examples, advantages and disadvantages of 3 Skeleton Types: Endoskeleton, Hydrostatic Skeleton and Exoskeleton. Additionally, supporting system tissues: Cartilage, Spongy Bone, Compact Bone, Ligaments and Tendons and bone classification(Long, Short, Irregular and Flat Bones) notes are summarized. Notes on Bone diseases and Bone fractures and injuries: Explanations and Diagrams.
Summarized Human Skeleton notes, overviewing the Overall Skeleton functions, Skeleton composition: 206 Bones, Labelled Bone Skeleton Diagram. Axial and Appendicular Skeleton: Individual Parts and Functions of each. Bipedalism explained and comparisons between ape and human bones. Spinal injuries: Explanations, Treatments and Prevention.
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Summarized Human Skeleton notes, overviewing the Overall Skeleton functions, Skeleton composition: 206 Bones, Labelled Bone Skeleton Diagram. Axial and Appendicular Skeleton: Individual Parts and Functions of each. Bipedalism explained and comparisons between ape and human bones. Spinal injuries: Explanations, Treatments and Prevention.
Summarized Human Eye notes: Location and position of eye, External eye features and Internal eye features: Annotated labeled diagrams with functions of parts. Layers of the wall of the eye(Outer fibrous Coat, Middle Vascular Layer and retina): Parts, Structure, Diagrams and Functions. Inner Parts of the eye: Lens and Eye cavities Functions and Compositions. Eye Functioning Notes: Pathway of light rays and image formation(1), Stimulation of photoreceptors(2) and Pathway of nerve impulses(3). ...
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Summarized Human Eye notes: Location and position of eye, External eye features and Internal eye features: Annotated labeled diagrams with functions of parts. Layers of the wall of the eye(Outer fibrous Coat, Middle Vascular Layer and retina): Parts, Structure, Diagrams and Functions. Inner Parts of the eye: Lens and Eye cavities Functions and Compositions. Eye Functioning Notes: Pathway of light rays and image formation(1), Stimulation of photoreceptors(2) and Pathway of nerve impulses(3). ...
Summarized Virus Notes and Overall micro-organisms Notes: Micro-organism Notes: History of Micro-organisms, Similarities between Viruses, Bacteria, Fungi and Protista, Prokaryotic VS Eukaryotic, Levels of Organization, Unicellular and Multicellular Cells, and Number and Diversity of Species. Virus Notes: Characteristics, Structure and Functions, Effect of virus on body, The Bacteriophage and Bacterial DNA: Plasmids.
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Summarized Virus Notes and Overall micro-organisms Notes: Micro-organism Notes: History of Micro-organisms, Similarities between Viruses, Bacteria, Fungi and Protista, Prokaryotic VS Eukaryotic, Levels of Organization, Unicellular and Multicellular Cells, and Number and Diversity of Species. Virus Notes: Characteristics, Structure and Functions, Effect of virus on body, The Bacteriophage and Bacterial DNA: Plasmids.
Summarized Tuberculosis Notes: Causes/Infection, Signs and Symptoms, TB Management(Health and Societal), TB Prevention and Treatment How infection occurs, Effects of TB: Health, Economic and Social, and difference between Latent and Active TB.
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Summarized Tuberculosis Notes: Causes/Infection, Signs and Symptoms, TB Management(Health and Societal), TB Prevention and Treatment How infection occurs, Effects of TB: Health, Economic and Social, and difference between Latent and Active TB.
26 detailed, well structured pages of notes, containing all you need to know about the structure, function and processes of the heart. Lots of helpful diagrams and learning acronyms. Includes parts of the heart and their functions (eg. aorta, semilunar valve etc). Extends onto information about blood (white and red blood cells) and veins, blood vessels etc. Whole section is in these pages and you will not need to open a textbook if you have these notes. Concepts are explained brilliantly and log...
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26 detailed, well structured pages of notes, containing all you need to know about the structure, function and processes of the heart. Lots of helpful diagrams and learning acronyms. Includes parts of the heart and their functions (eg. aorta, semilunar valve etc). Extends onto information about blood (white and red blood cells) and veins, blood vessels etc. Whole section is in these pages and you will not need to open a textbook if you have these notes. Concepts are explained brilliantly and log...
Well summarised notes recommended by teachers and classmates. Content covered includes Darwins theory of evolution, and modification of basic body plans. Information on the pentadactyl limb, adaptive radiation and biogeography and how all came about (continental drift), swell as Wallace's studies. Diagrams accompany the notes to give a good, easy learning experience with these well explained concepts.
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Well summarised notes recommended by teachers and classmates. Content covered includes Darwins theory of evolution, and modification of basic body plans. Information on the pentadactyl limb, adaptive radiation and biogeography and how all came about (continental drift), swell as Wallace's studies. Diagrams accompany the notes to give a good, easy learning experience with these well explained concepts.
Digitally written notes on the excretory system as per the MAS Grade 11 Life Sciences Textbook, for CAPS or IEB learners. Includes summarised notes, labelled diagrams, and easy explanations. Content: excretory organs, the urinary system, the kidneys and nephrons, functions of the kidney (glomerular filtration, tubular reabsorption & tubular excretion), pH regulation and homeostatic control of water and salts, as well as kidney disease and dialysis.
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Digitally written notes on the excretory system as per the MAS Grade 11 Life Sciences Textbook, for CAPS or IEB learners. Includes summarised notes, labelled diagrams, and easy explanations. Content: excretory organs, the urinary system, the kidneys and nephrons, functions of the kidney (glomerular filtration, tubular reabsorption & tubular excretion), pH regulation and homeostatic control of water and salts, as well as kidney disease and dialysis.