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Explain how geographical isolation can result in speciation

When two populations are geographically isolated they can no longer interbreed. There is no mixing of genes between the groups and over generations differences build up between the populations. This is ca...

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Answered by Tamsyn D. Biology tutor
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Explain how the structure of the mitochondria relates to its function

The mitochondria has three key parts, matrix, inner membrane, and outer membrane. The matrix is the internal space where the krebs cycle takes place. All enzymes for the krebs cycle are in the matrix, ens...

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Describe how oxygen in the air reaches the capillaries surrounding the alveoli in the lungs.

Oxygen moves down the trachea, into the bronchi and into the smaller bronchioles, down a pressure gradient. Once the oxygen reaches the alveoli it moves down a diffusion gradient across the alveolar epith...

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Answered by Sasha J. Biology tutor
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I struggle with exam timing and as a result I always run out of time before finishing the paper. How can avoid this in the future?

This is a fairly common problem across many A level subjects but in my experience particularly amongst those taking biology papers. Whilst there are several strategies to counteract this, such as prioriti...

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In A level biology exams there is a large focus on data interpretation questions. What is the best way to approach this style of question?

Often this particular style of question ranks amongst the most poorly answered by students. However, it is often very easy to pick up marks without any knowledge of the subject matter whatsoever. The firs...

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