Ib ecology Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

CASPer Test Situations Exam Questions and Answers 100% Verified As a witness is it your responsibility to intervene? Why or why not? - answerIf I didn't do anything when witnessing an ethical dilemma, I would always question if my inability to act or my fear of repercussions/feeling uncomfortable could have potentially helped resolve that moment even for a second. It wouldn't have hurt to try, but there can always be some positivity out of it. Have you ever witnessed or personally exper...

IB ESS Unit 1 - Foundations of Environmental Systems and Societies, Top Exam Questions coverage, rated A+ environmental value system (EVS) - -a world view or paradigm that shapes the way an individual or group of people perceive and evaluate environmental issues. This is influenced by cultural, religious, economic, and socio-political context. ecocentric worlview - -puts ecology and nature as central to humanity anthropocentric worldview - -believes humans must sustainably manage the ...

The notes for the IB course of Biology - TOPIC 4 & 5 ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION - by an IB student of M22 achieving 45 points (7 for Biology predicted and achieved). Notes are handwritten and organized by subchapter. All you need to achieve a 7 in IB Biology is contained within the note-set for this chapter. Contains only relevant information that gets asked in exams and topic tests - summarized from the Companion Course-books (Pearson and Oxford). Perfect for revision purposes and final IB exams.

This is my IB HL Biology IA which scored full marks (24/24). It was under the ecology chapter, specifically looking at the distribution of a plant species along a transect.

very detailed Human Physiology notes, including: circulatory system, gas exchange (respiratory system), male and female reproductive systems, neurons and synapses, defence against infectious diseases, nervous system, and homeostasis.

species a group of organisms sharing common characteristics that interbreed and produce fertile offspring population a group of organisms of the same species living in the same area at the same time, and which are capable of interbreeding habitat the environment in which a species normally lives

Molecular biology notes, including DNA, RNA, protein synthesis, enzymes, cellular respiration, photosynthesis, properties of water, biological molecules (lipids, fats, etc) and more. Includes diagrams as well.

This list includes all difficult terminology covering all chapters of the IB course companion. This helps you to get a good overview of and connections between the topics and may gain you extra points in the final exam!

Cell biology: animal vs plant cells, eukaryotic vs prokaryotic cells, transport processes, cell theory and more

IB Biology Topic 4 Ecology summary to help study for IB exams