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What is photosynthesis?

Photosynthesis is the process that takes place in green plants to produce their energy. It is when light energy is converted into chemical energy. Carbon dioxide and water are taken in and used to make ox...

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Answered by Thomas G. Biology tutor
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what is a test cross used for and how do you know what genotypes to cross?

A test cross is used to discover the genotype of an individual by crossing two parents to see the phenoypic ratio of the offspring produced. A homozygous recessive individual (one with two recessive or sm...

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How should I structure my biology essay?

Mark schemes for biology essays in AQA aren't like the six mark questions at GCSE. You have to cover the subject broadly at first and show that you have an overall understanding of the tpoic in question b...

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Answered by Samriddhi S. Biology tutor
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A plant community on an extinct volcano displays the process of succession. Explain why there would be very few species at the end of the eruptive life cycle of the volcano and why rate of new species introduction would rapidly increase afterwards.

The initial environment would be a harsh/hostile environment which few species would be adapted to. The volcanic rock would have to be broken down to form humus, only a little or none would have been avai...

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Answered by Nehemie M. Biology tutor
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What is a nerve synapse and how does it work?

What is a nerve synapse?

A synapse refers to the junction between two neurons. When an impulse (action potential) reaches the end of a neuron (the pre-synaptic neuron), the synapse allows this sign...

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Answered by Jamie H. Biology tutor
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