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What are the two main forms of biological classification, and how do they differ?

Artificial classification is used to divide organisms by their characteristics, which can vary depending on the specific situation which you are considering. Features that are considered are known as anal...

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Answered by Luke K. Biology tutor
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How are red blood cells adapted to carry out their function?

Contain haemoglobin - a molecule that can bind reversibly to oxygen. Biconcave disk shape - increases surface area to allow more diffusion of oxygen. No nucleus - allows more space for haemoglobin. Flexib...

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Jack has 20 sweets. Will also has 20 sweets. Jack gives Will x sweets. Jack then eats 5 of his sweets. Will then eats half of his sweets. Write expressions for the number of sweets Jack and Will now have.

They both start with 20 sweets. To get the total number of sweets that Jack has, you need to take away x because that is the amount that he gives to will. Jack then eats 5 of his sweets so you need to tak...

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Describe the electrical activity that occurs during the cardiac cycle?

The cardiac cycle, by convention, is considered to begin with depolarisation of the sino-atrial node (SAN). This depolarisation spreads across the two atria, causing the right and left atria to contract. ...

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Describe how an atheroma may lead to a myocardial infarction.

An atheroma is the deposition of fatty material in the innermost lining of an artery (caused by the process of 'atherosclerosis').
Atheromas have a tendency to rupture and this increases the likelih...

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