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This document includes everything you need to know and learn about Hominid studies. It explains what a hominid is, all the reasons for separation, australopithecus vs homo sapiens, "out of Africa" theory vs the "multi-regional" theory and all the different fossils in depth (the palaeontologist, date, age, brain capacity, sit and characteristics).

This document includes all you need to know and study about Genetics. it contains all necessary vocabulary and their definitions, all the detail and examples for each topic within this section that you need to know, as well as all steps to any applied work you need to be able to do.

This document provides you with all you need to know about evolution. The notes include all the different types of evidence for evolution looked at in detail providing all the types, examples and explanations (e.g. vestigial organs, fossils), why fossils are important and some iconic examples, how species evolve (with examples), how fossils are dated, the various mass extinctions, the two models of evolution, cladograms and how they constructed step by step, Charles Darwin and Lamarck's Theorie...

This document includes everything you need to know about human reproduction. The notes provide you with important vocabulary and their definitions for this section of work, the male reproductive system in depth (not only the structure of the penis but also the structure of the sperm and reasons for male infertility), the female reproductive system, diagrams and explanations or the male and female gametes as well as their comparisons, gametogenesis (oogenesis & spermatogenesis), the hormones invo...

This document provides you with all you need to know about Meiosis and Mitosis, the differences between them and how it all occurs. The notes include step by step diagrams of each process, what chromosomes are, important vocabulary and definitions, explanation of karyotyping, what and how crossing over takes place, importance of the two processes, polyploidy, mutations in sex chromosomes and much more.

This document of notes summarises all you need to know about nucleic acids. These notes include what nucleic acids are made of, the different types, the replication process, comparisons between the types, protein synthesis in depth (translation and transcription), how a DNA profile is created and why they are created and much more. The document also explains mutations and the different types of mutations including chromosomal and point mutations. The Human Genome project is also fully explained.

This document provides notes on Population ecology. It provides definitions on the necessary terminology, reasons for changes in the population (immigration, mortality, etc.), the various population growth patterns, population regulating factors, forms of interactions, the differently sampling methods explained with pros and cons to all. It further explains predator-prey relationships and provides the graph of this analysed. It then moves on to social organisations, organised societies and then...

This document provides notes on the reproduction of plants in depth with all the terminology and their meanings. It includes the two forms of reproduction (asexual and sexual) and their types, advantages and disadvantages. It shows the structure of the flower, how pollination works, co-evolution, seeds and their categories, seed banks, polyploidy and the plant hormones.

This document provides notes on how to write your life sciences essay. It provides all the rules and exact way to get all the marks allowed for. There is a clear essay plan, including where to put everything and how to make sure you get full marks there. It further includes a marking grid, a glossary for terms that may be used in the questions and all markings explained.

This document provides all you need to learn before your practical assignment. It provides all the practical skills needed and more. The scientific method is described in depth with all that needs to be included in it laid out for you. Risk factors and Definitions are provided as well as how to improve an experiment and rules for tables and graphs. How to measure and change you magnification and scale is also included, along with all the steps and rules to biological drawings. Observations and o...