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but mating doesnt involve excess energy does it? i thought external reproduction requires more energy because species must produce a large amount of gametes?

yes but you have to chooose the best answer and the best answer is A because this increases fertilisation rates and continuation of species whilst mating is also advantage but its not the most suitable for creating lots of offspring

the receptors are thermoreceptors however the hypothalamus is part of the brain which also has receptors that receives nerve impulses from structures in the skin called thermoreceptors , which give information about the surface temperature of the body. The hypothalamus also contains its own...

true true whatever my brain can think of honestly

can someone give me a brief summary of kidneys in mod 8 lol

hmm some websites state different numbers.... " Scientists estimate that each person's genome contains between three and four million genomic variants, which are specific changes in DNA sequence"...

its 300 million

never hurt to do a bit more haha whatever works tho

at this point just do lotsofpractice papers

IDK ANYTHING ABOUT THE EYE FFS toomuch content my brain cannot comprehend

literally me i havent even studied much of module 8 yet, looks like no sleep for tn

i think theres gonna be a much larger emphasis on biotechnology as it wasnt tested that much years before .. and maybe a question on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples’ protocols for medicines. because this was in my trial paper and they had never/barely tested this before

honestly just do as many practice questions asyou can and the answersyoure getting incorrect just re memorise and understand the basic concepts

thanksso much forthis,really helpedme !

Questions Covering Multiple Topics Year Questions Topics 2020 28(a) Mod 5 Cell Replication Mod 5 Genetic Variation 2020 32(b)(ii) Mod 5 DNA and Polypeptide Synthesis Mod 7 Causes of Infectious Disease 2020 30 Mod 6 Biotechnology Mod 6 Genetic Technologies Mod 7 Prevention, Treatment and...

past hsc questions in order of topics: Module 5 Heredity - Reproduction Year Questions 2020 2, 3, 25(a-c) 2019 9, 27(a-b) 2019 Sample 1, 11(a-b), 12 2011 10 Module 5 Heredity - Cell Replication Year Questions 2020 16 2019 4 2019 Sample 2, 13(a-c), 14(a-b) 2018 4, 29...

i somewhat agree. Reading yournotes is good for a general basis which is what ive been doing but then ive also balanced this with lots and lots of practice papers... not point indoing past papers if you have no idea what youre talking about

yeah they possibly can but it shouldnt be too hard hopefully, sor is very repetitive but still who knows

coming up soon! Good luck people

guys are you going to memorise examples of a genetic disease for each type of mutation like frameshift, chromosomal, etc