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What is eutrophication?

Eutrophication is a negative impact of the use of fertilisers on aquatic lifeforms. When nutrients from fertilisers (eg nitrate and phosphates) leach from farm fields into the water, this allows fast-grow...

PF
Answered by Phoebe F. Biology tutor
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How do I approach a question which asks me to write about visual sources? (Pictures, floorplans, maps etc.)

My most important piece of advice is not to be afraid of describing what you see. Refer to particular features which seem distinctive and relevant to the question even if they seem obvious. This will show...

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Was Robespierre the most important figure during the revolutionary period in France?

Variations on this question can be found in all A Level courses tackling French history from the 1780s to the end of the Napoleonic era. Maximilian Robespierre has remained a central figure in public and ...

AS
Answered by Alistair S. History tutor
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describe the types of blood vessels of the circulatory system and the direction in which they transport the blood.

There are two types of blood vessels: the arteries and the veins. Arteries transport the blood from the heart to the tissues and the veins transport the blood from the tissues back to the heart.

AM
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How difficult is it to apply for the course?

Applying Is not  really difficult, you just have to complete the UCAS form as accurate as possible and formulate a good personal statement that will reflect your qualities and passion for the subject.


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