Speciation notes - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

These are detailed Revision Notes for Topic 6.1.2 of OCR A-Level Biology (Patterns of Inheritance and Variation). They were written by me using a combination of the textbook and class notes. I will also be uploading the other topics and creating bundles. Topics Included: - Variation and inheritance - Monogenetic inheritance - Dihybrid inheritance - Phenotypic ratio - Evolution - Speciation and natural selection

A Level Biology Notes: Unit 16 - Selection and Evolution Delve into the fascinating processes of selection and evolution with these comprehensive Level Biology notes for Unit 16! Perfect for students aiming to understand the mechanisms that drive the diversity of life on Earth. Natural Selection: Understand the principles of natural selection, often described as "survival of the fittest." Learn how variations in traits within a population affect survival and reproduction, leading to gradua...

An excerpt of my lecture notes for the Biology 1D: Environment course (BILG08023) run by the School of Biological Sciences in The University of Edinburgh. TOPICS INCLUDED: Populations; Speciation; Response; Reproduction; Receptors; Behaviour; Measuring. For the rest of the course notes, package deals, and other courses, please refer to my profile page. FORMATTING: neatly handwritten using digital technology; black and white; text-only; sized to A4 and legible at A6. Print ...

Detailed A* level notes covering the whole topic of Patterns of Inheritance (specification point 6.1.2). This is for the OCR A level Biology A course. These notes cover every single specification point within this topic and are concise but contain everything you need to know. I achieved an A* with these notes and am now a medical student. Topics covered: - variation and inheritance - monogenic inheritance - dihybrid inheritance - linkage and epistasis - evolution - speciation

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As indicated by the title of this document, these notes describe, in detail, speciation and extinction. These notes provide you with an abundance of charts, images, diagrams, etc. to further your understanding of the topic. Some of the topics covered in these notes include Prezygotic Reproductive Barriers, reproductive barriers, plant hybridization, spatial patterns and how they define three types of speciation, the pace of speciation, mass extinction, and so much more!

This document compiles an entire unit of biology notes, consisting of three chapters. These notes cover various topics regarding evolution, evolutionary changes, evidence of evolution, speciation, and extinction. Additionally, these notes include an abundance of images, equations, charts, and diagrams to assist you in your study of biology.

detailed notes covering meiosis, genes, nondisjunction, segregation, mutations, probability, pedigrees, linkage, crossing over, genetic markers, complex traits, evolution, hardy weinburg, fitness curves, selection, hamilton's rule, speciation, phylogenies, fossils, extinction, ecology, populations, communities, and competition

Provides visuals and text to define and explain key terms included in BIOL101. The key course terms are bolded and the notes are in a bullet point format so they are easier to navigate. There are definitions for the terms and examples for difficult-to-understand ideas. Key terms: Ecology, Phylogenetic tree, taxonomy, Evolution, Species, Species evolution, Natural selection, Adaptation, Limiting factors, Predation, Habitat, Niche, Specialist vs generalist, divergent vs convergent evolution, Spe...

Evolution And Hominid Studies notes include: - Development of the theory of evolution - Evidence of evolution - Hypothesis vs. theory - Fundamental aspects of evolution (patterns & trends) - Evolution by natural selection - Evolution by other mechanisms - Artificial selection - Formation of new species - Convergent and divergent evolution - Speciation - Reproductive isolation - Hominid studies (hominids, characteristics & evidence) - Spread of modern humans