What does the chemical composition of the genetic material of all living organisms consist of?
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Specimen A: Pride of Barbados flower
Specimen B: Pod of Pride of Barbados
Specimen C: Cock
Specimen H: Tomato fruit
Specimen J: Gloriosa superba leaf & stem with tendrils
Specimen K: Bryophllum leaf
Specimen L:…
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Specimen A: Pride of Barbados flower
Specimen B: Pod of Pride of Barbados
Specimen C: Cock
Specimen H: Tomato fruit
Specimen J: Gloriosa superba leaf & stem with tendrils
Specimen K: Bryophllum leaf
Specimen L:…
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2008
Specimen A: Pride of Barbados flower
Specimen B: Pod of Pride of Barbados
Specimen C: Cock
Specimen H: Tomato fruit
Specimen J: Gloriosa superba leaf & stem with tendrils
Specimen K: Bryophllum leaf
Specimen L:…
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2008
(a) Explain the following modes of nutrition which occur in plants:
(i)Autotrophic
(ii) Chemosynthetic
(iii) Carnivorous(b) Give one example each of a plant which undergoes the modes of nutrition listed in (a) above.(c)…
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(a) What are hormones?(b) In a tabular form, state four differences between nervous coordination and hormonal coordination in humans.(c) State three effects each of: (i) Over-secretion (ii) Under-secretion of thyroxin on…
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(a) Describe the main stages of mitotic division.(b) State four ways in which mitosis is important to living organisms.
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(a) Explain the following terms:
(i) Population
(ii) Competition
(iii) Succession(b)(i) State three sources of noise pollution.
(ii) List two ways by which noise pollution can be reduced.(c) State three effects each of t…
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(a) What is transpiration?(b)(i) Name two types of transpiration
(ii) List two factors which affect the rate of transpiration.(c) Describe the mechanisms of opening and closing of the stomata.(d) State:
(i) two similari…
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(a) State one function of each of the following structures:
(i) Arteries
(ii) Capillaries
(iii) Veins
(iv) Xylem
(v) Phloem(b) Describe the changes that take place in the composition of human blood as it passes through t…
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Which of the following activities would revive the plant?
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A pupil accidentally "watered" a potted plant with concentrated salt solution after sometime the plant began to wilt.The wilting of the plant is due to the fact that
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The living materials of the cell consist of
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Which of the following features does not necessarily place paramecium as a higher level of organisation over Amoeba?
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In the binomial system of naming organisms, the second name is called the
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Carbon dioxide is carried in the plasma
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Which of the following parts of the skeleton does not have a protective function?
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The structure labelled II is called
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To form a ball and socket joint, the structure labeled I fits into another structure in the scapula called the
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Primary growth in plants is brought about by the activity of the