Transcript B1_Biology_Summary_Topic_1

KeyWords: Kingdoms, Chordata, vetebrates, invetebrates, bionomonal system,
B1 Topic 1 Classification, Variation and Inheritance
This topic looks at:
• General characteristics of animals and plants
• Problems surrounding classification
• Adaptations of organisms that can survive in extreme environments
• Variation, inheritance and Darwins theory of evolution
Organisms have adapted to live in extreme environments, what are two
examples of these?
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Why is classification important?
Describe the characteristics of organisms within the FIVE vertebrate
kingdoms
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State the 5 kingdoms and their characteristics used to classify ALL
organisms
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Identification Key
Draw an identification key for bat,
dragonfly, eagle and fly.
Classification of veterbrates
What terms are used to describe
vertebrates and what they mean
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c)
Which species are hard to classify
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e)
Keywords:
Keywords: variation, continuous, discontinuous, genetic, environmental
B1 Topic 1 Classification, Variation and Inheritance
Describe the 6 steps of Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection
This topic looks at:
• General characteristics of animals and plants
• Problems surrounding classification
• Adaptations of organisms that can survive in extreme environments
• Variation, inheritance and Darwins theory of evolution
What factors cause variation?
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Variation in a species can be grouped into two types
Explain, give examples and draw a graph for each type of variation
Genetic Variation Draw punnet squares or genetic cross diagrams
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What do these keywords mean?
Chromosome
DNA
Explain how brown eyes parents can have a blue eyed child
2. Show the phenotype and genotype for a cat heterozygous for colour and
recessive for white.
Genes
Alleles
Recessive
Dominant
Heterozygous
homozygous
Phenotype
Genotype
Keywords: evolution, monohybrid inheritance
3. Brown eyes are dominant over blue eyes. A homozygous dominant male mates
with a heterozygous female