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1. Food web & Food chain -Definition                               -Differences -Examples                               -Trophic levels: First order consumer/second order consumer etc.

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1. Food web & Food chain -Definition                               -Differences -Examples                               -Trophic levels: First order consumer/second order consumer etc.

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Oliver Browers

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2. Ecosystem & Ecology                                    -Definition                                -Differences                             - Examples                

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2. Ecosystem & Ecology                                    -Definition                                -Differences                             - Examples                

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Cooper Burgess

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3. Population & Community                              -Definition                                -Differences                             -Examples                                - Factors that affect population sizes

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3. Population & Community                              -Definition                                -Differences                             -Examples                                - Factors that affect population sizes

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Harry Calio

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4.Biodiversity                           -Definition                                 - Role in a sustainable natural ecosystem                                - Examples 

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4.Biodiversity                           -Definition                                 - Role in a sustainable natural ecosystem                                - Examples 

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Samuel Caruana

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5. Biotic factors & Abiotic factors  -Definition                               -Difference                               - Examples                

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5. Biotic factors & Abiotic factors  -Definition                               -Difference                               - Examples                

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Benjamin Clarke

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7. Omnivores, Scavengers, Carnivores, Herbivores                               - Definition(roles)                                        - Examples      

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7. Omnivores, Scavengers, Carnivores, Herbivores                               - Definition(roles)                                        - Examples      

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Callum Crossan

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10. Commensalism                      -Definition                                - Examples                

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10. Commensalism                      -Definition                                - Examples                

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Elliot Drinkall

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9. Parasitism                                -Definition                                - Examples           

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9. Parasitism                                -Definition                                - Examples           

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Thomas Dobson

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8. Mutualism                               -Definition                               - Examples                

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8. Mutualism                               -Definition                               - Examples                

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Wesley Crowe

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6. Produces, Consumers, Decomposers                          - Roles & Examples                                   - Where you expect to find them in a food web?                                         - The effects on other organisms in the food web if one is removed

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6. Produces, Consumers, Decomposers                          - Roles & Examples                                   - Where you expect to find them in a food web?                                         - The effects on other organisms in the food web if one is removed

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Samuel Connolly

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14. Pyramids of biomass to represent matter and energy transfer                       - Definition of pyramids of biomass                                   -Examples                                 - Explain Energy flow

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14. Pyramids of biomass to represent matter and energy transfer                       - Definition of pyramids of biomass                                   -Examples                                 - Explain Energy flow

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Finn Fracey

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13. Functional adaptations                             -Definition                                - Examples                

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13. Functional adaptations                             -Definition                                - Examples                

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Benjamin Foster

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11. Behavioural adaptations                              -Definition                                - Examples               

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11. Behavioural adaptations                              -Definition                                - Examples               

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Jayden Dunbar

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12. Structural adaptations                              -Definition                               - Examples                

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12. Structural adaptations                              -Definition                               - Examples                

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Thomas Ferris

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15. Impacts of human activity- positive & negative                                      - species, pesticides, pollution, overcropping (give examples)                                   - Ways humans may be able to increase the range and numbers of a certain species   (give examples)

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15. Impacts of human activity- positive & negative                                      - species, pesticides, pollution, overcropping (give examples)                                   - Ways humans may be able to increase the range and numbers of a certain species   (give examples)

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Benjamin French

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18. Protozoans                              - Definition       -Structure         -Examples      

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18. Protozoans                              - Definition       -Structure         -Examples      

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Max Henry

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16. Bacteria                                   - Definition                              - Structure         -Examples                    

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16. Bacteria                                   - Definition                              - Structure         -Examples                    

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Jack Gibson

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17. Viruses                                      - Definition                              - Structure         -Examples      

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17. Viruses                                      - Definition                              - Structure         -Examples      

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Dominic Graham

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19. Fungi                                         - Definition                              - Structure         -Examples      

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19. Fungi                                         - Definition                              - Structure         -Examples      

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Eli Hooper

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21. Antibiotics                               -Definition                                - How Antibiotics work against infectious agents

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21. Antibiotics                               -Definition                                - How Antibiotics work against infectious agents

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Matthew Moate

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22. First line of defence       -Definition                               - Examples

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22. First line of defence       -Definition                               - Examples

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Oscar Olivo

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Sterilisation

Pasteurisation

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23. Second line of defence                                   -Definition                                - Cells involved (phagocytes)                          - Inflammation & pus

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23. Second line of defence                                   -Definition                                - Cells involved (phagocytes)                          - Inflammation & pus

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Swan Henry

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20. Vaccinations                                 -Definition                                - How vaccinations work against infectious agents

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20. Vaccinations                                 -Definition                                - How vaccinations work against infectious agents

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William Howarth

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24. Third line of defence (specific immunity)                       -Definition                                - Cells & chemicals involved (lymphocytes; antigens; antibodies)

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24. Third line of defence (specific immunity)                       -Definition                                - Cells & chemicals involved (lymphocytes; antigens; antibodies)

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Haylin Li