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Biology — Life Processes

Biology — Life Processes — Cambridge Lower Secondary Science 0893, Stage 9. Fertilisation, sex inheritance and fetal development; Variation and natural selection; Photosynthesis.

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Fertilisation, sex inheritance and fetal developmentSign up

Describe the fusion of gametes to produce a fertilised egg with a new combination of DNA. · Describe the inheritance of sex in humans in terms of XX and XY chromosomes. · Discuss how fetal development is affected by the health of the mother, including the effect of diet, smoking and drugs.

30 min
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Variation and natural selectionSign up

Describe variation within a species and relate this to genetic differences between individuals. · Describe the scientific theory of natural selection and how it relates to genetic changes over time.

30 min
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PhotosynthesisSign up

Know that plants require minerals to maintain healthy growth and life processes (limited to magnesium to make chlorophyll and nitrates to make protein). · Know that photosynthesis occurs in chloroplasts and is the process by which plants make carbohydrates, using the energy from light. · Know and use the summary word equation for photosynthesis (carbon dioxide + water -> glucose + oxygen, in the presence of light and chlorophyll).

30 min

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