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Carbon from dead leaves is recycled through the carbon cycle. Explain how Carbon is recycled to new leaves.

Dead leaves fall from plants to the ground. These leaves contain carbon. They are digested by microorganisms like bacteria which take up carbon and then respire it into the atmosphere. Plants are autotrop...

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Explain how the human circulatory system is adapted to supply oxygen to the tissues and remove waste products from the tissues.

Firstly, humans have a double circulatory system, which increases blood pressure and flow of blood to the tissues. To allow the heart to pump blood around the body, the heart is made of cardiac muscle. Th...

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How do you structure the response to a question about the changes of a population due to natural selection

Individuals within a species show a wide range of genetic variation. Some individuals will have characteristics more suited for their environment, meaning they are more likely to survive and reproduce. Th...

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Explain how the hormone Auxin causes plants to bend towards light?

Auxin is produced in higher concentrations in the shaded side of the plant, as auxin causes the cells to elongate and grow, the shaded side cells grow and elongate more than the non shaded side which caus...

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Describe the structure of a human heart and how this enables it to bring blood carrying oxygen to the tissues of the body

The human heart has four chambers, an atria and a ventricle on each side, separated into left and right by a central wall called the septum. The heart is a the pump for our double circulatory system. The ...

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