the edition i m tokin abt is the third one, it must be in urs as well, eider at the end of transport in mammals or the heart chapter.....btw i am a sister ...Thank you so much brother
Well i do have that text book but i think i have the old edition .. caz Pg 170 doesn't talk abt this
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A level Biology: Post your doubts here!
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Oh u r most wel.
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UNFORTUNATELY
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is the answer C?
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Can anyone solve this?
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Whats the answer?
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The answer is D
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B is light intensity so trend is same for producers as they rely on light
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And this,
why isn't X a hollow tube?
why isn't X a hollow tube?
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Because that cant be deduced from only looking at this photograph i think
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yes frm this photomicrograph we can only see that it is circular
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why does it show a dip in D during summer??
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Because if C is primary consumers, then their higher numbers would mean they would feed on more of the producers
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Can some please help with Paper 53,Q 2 ,part b)ii)
like how to calculate the excepted result
Paper 53
Can some please help with Paper 53,Q 2 ,part b)ii)
like how to calculate the excepted result
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You can draw a line of best fit on fig 1.2 and check where the rate of movement=0
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Paper 53
Can some please help with Paper 53,Q 2 ,part b)ii)
like how to calculate the excepted result
Paper 53
Can some please help with Paper 53,Q 2 ,part b)ii)
like how to calculate the excepted result
Can any1 help me with this question .... Please
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can anyone help me with the question 39?
can anyone help me with the question 39?
the answer is A because peptide bonds form only between COOH n NH2 grps which are attached to the central carbon atom. Grps 2 and 5 are part of the R grps of the two amino acids and hence cannot be involved in peptide bonding. these grps may be a part of the tertiary and quaternary structures of polypeptides dese amino acids may be a part of.