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Title: (KS3 Year 8) Inheritence & Variation
Description: The notes cover how genes are passed down to the offspring, spider and number keys, natural selection, selective breeding and evolution on Charles Darwin theory. *Recommended for Year 8 KS3 General Science
Description: The notes cover how genes are passed down to the offspring, spider and number keys, natural selection, selective breeding and evolution on Charles Darwin theory. *Recommended for Year 8 KS3 General Science
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It is used to indentify an organism
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Variation
Species:
- A species are a group of organism that share the same features
and that able to together produce a fertile offspring
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Variations are caused by Genes
Eg: Genes can determine gender, eye colour etc
Environmental - skintone, hair colour
Inheritence
Inheritence - Passing from parents to offsprings
Genes determine the characteristics of the organism
Genes are passed on to the offspring, which is why it looks like its
parent
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Half of the genes from mother and father are passed on to the offspring
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Genes are found in chromosones inside the nuclei of a cell
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Sugar, a phosphate group and thymine, ademine, cytosine and guamine
Watson and Cricked discovered the DNA Model, the model is called…
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NO 2 GAMETES ARE THE SAME
Selective Breeding
Known as ‘Aritificial Selection’
Choosing desired characteristics/Desired Characteristics Being Picked
Domesticated Animals are known as breed and are bred by a
professional breeder
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Hybrid are known as Purebred, which means animals of different breed
Known as crossbreeds for plants and animals
Crossbreeding/Hybridization:
Process of crossing dissimilar individuals to bring together the best of
both organisms
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Example:
There were short and long necked giraffes in a forest, slowly, the short
necked giraffes died because they couln’t eat the tree leaves, which
then led to the long necked giraffes to reproduce, causing the offspring
to inherit the long necked giraffes
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Natural Selection caused the population of
resistant bacteria to increase
Title: (KS3 Year 8) Inheritence & Variation
Description: The notes cover how genes are passed down to the offspring, spider and number keys, natural selection, selective breeding and evolution on Charles Darwin theory. *Recommended for Year 8 KS3 General Science
Description: The notes cover how genes are passed down to the offspring, spider and number keys, natural selection, selective breeding and evolution on Charles Darwin theory. *Recommended for Year 8 KS3 General Science