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Nook so do we have to know t tests and chi tests for p4??!!
If anything about it will come thn the table fr it wil be givn
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Nook so do we have to know t tests and chi tests for p4??!!
yes..chi square q can come in p4ok so do we have to know t tests and chi tests for p4??!!
Asha in previous they gave us a table about ityapp... u jst need to knw ,,,, cz they might ask in p4 ... in previous years they did ask abt it in p4...
thanks ...same to u to...Allah hafiz..thxx ashaa...and good night......have to take some sleep b4 waking up early..... goodnight anglegirl.... see u tom and best of luck 2 both of u .....
Asha in previous they gave us a table about it[/quot
i knw table was given...... bt there are questions asked based on the idea of it... so bttr we dont ignore at all fr p4.... we can jst hav the basic idea of it.,
thxx ashaa...and good night......have to take some sleep b4 waking up early..... goodnight anglegirl.... see u tom and best of luck 2 both of u .....
can u tell me which year is it?Assalamoalaikum wr wb!
Explain the role of isolating mechanisms in the evolution of new species;
1. allopatric speciation ;2. geographical isolation / spatial separation ;3. e.g. of barrier ;4. e.g. of organism ; must relate to 35. sympatric speciation ;6. example ;7. meiosis problems ;8. polyploidy ;9. behavioural / temporal / ecological / structural, isolation ;10. (isolated) populations, prevented from interbreeding / can only breed11. amongst themselves ;12. no, gene flow / gene mixing, (between populations) ;13. different selection pressures operate ;14. natural selection ;15. change in allele frequencies ;16. different gene pool ;17. over time (differences prevent interbreeding) ;18. reproductively isolated ;Can someone plz frame an answer for this ...
Nov 2008 i think..can u tell me which year is it?
Its in may june 2005 tooAssalamoalaikum wr wb!
Explain the role of isolating mechanisms in the evolution of new species;
1. allopatric speciation ;2. geographical isolation / spatial separation ;3. e.g. of barrier ;4. e.g. of organism ; must relate to 35. sympatric speciation ;6. example ;7. meiosis problems ;8. polyploidy ;9. behavioural / temporal / ecological / structural, isolation ;10. (isolated) populations, prevented from interbreeding / can only breed11. amongst themselves ;12. no, gene flow / gene mixing, (between populations) ;13. different selection pressures operate ;14. natural selection ;15. change in allele frequencies ;16. different gene pool ;17. over time (differences prevent interbreeding) ;18. reproductively isolated ;I
Can someone plz frame an answer for this ...
yes good framingI
Its in may june 2005 too
Species are evolved by allopatric and sympatric speciation. Isolating mechanisms plays a very imp role in separation of differnt groups of species whch may later develop into new species .. In allopatric speciatn geographical isolation occurs in which species are separated by geographical barriers.. In sympatric speciation reproductive isolation takes place new species may arise through polyploidy.. They have behavourial barriers within the population... They cannt interbreed so no gene flow.. Natural selection Occurs and species wid best adaptd traits survives and bring about change in allele frequency and gene pool of population becomes differnt...
Angelgirl plx chk it out and tell me if theres any mistake
aameennnnnGood Luck Guyzz.. IA fyt ho ga. Allah will help us
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