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A level Biology: Post your doubts here!

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Answer's B
but doesn't it also only occur in A and D?
what else occurs in A and D then? :S
hes talking about ONLY mitosis...if u remember cancer is a result of uncontrolled mitosis ONLY
well its confusing but a combination of 2 nd 3 are more likely bcz the chances of bacterial transmission increases with greater no of people nd lack of washing facilities whereas for the 1st one ...bact transmission can be prevented widout refregeration like proper packing so and so.....
 
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the lug worm lives in a burrow in the sand just above low water mark.it has haemoglobin in its blood. at low tide it retreats to its burrow and shuts itself.....it is cut off from external sources of oxygen until the sea water returns....what dissociation curve for haemoglobin????
closer to % saturation axis or closer to partial pressure of o2 axis??
 
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hes talking about ONLY mitosis...if u remember cancer is a result of uncontrolled mitosis ONLY
well its confusing but a combination of 2 nd 3 are more likely bcz the chances of bacterial transmission increases with greater no of people nd lack of washing facilities whereas for the 1st one ...bact transmission can be prevented widout refregeration like proper packing so and so.....
But then B-lymph and root hair... what other than mitosis occurs?
 
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How do we solve these annoying eco system calculation questions? -_____-
 

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Does anyone out there know how to solve this? :'(

Correct answer is A.
 

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Can someone explain this question to me?

The answer is C.
 

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Does anyone out there know how to solve this? :'(

Correct answer is A.
1st trophic level has 23000 J energy
energy transferred succesfully =
23000 - 8000 (lost) = 15000
15000 - 10500 = 4500
4500 - 4200 = 300

transferred energy divided by original input
= 300/23000 and multiply this by 100 to get % as 1.3%
 
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Once a legumionous plant is planted...
And it dies...
There will be more nitrogen fixing bacteria, that will continue to live in the soil I think...
These will make NH4+...
These will be nitrified by nitrifying bacteria... So increase in them as well...
Decomposing bacteria will decompose the remains of leguminous plants...
I think the fixed nitrogen will be used by the crops, as usual. So perhaps denitrifying bacteria won't have any significant changes in its population size/.
 
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Once a legumionous plant is planted...
And it dies...
There will be more nitrogen fixing bacteria, that will continue to live in the soil I think...
These will make NH4+...
These will be nitrified by nitrifying bacteria... So increase in them as well...
Decomposing bacteria will decompose the remains of leguminous plants...
I think the fixed nitrogen will be used by the crops, as usual. So perhaps denitrifying bacteria won't have any significant changes in its population size/.
how to do this ??
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