Life Sciences

This document is a summary of the bone injuries, human skeleton - axial and appendicular (not including bone types), joints, joint injuries,skeletal diseases. Including diagrams and illustrations and definitions.

Easy to study and very effective notes made by a 94% biology student covering all content on the excretory system including the structure, functioning and diseases of the kidney, homeostatic control, the nephron etc

This document briefly covers the 3 different skeleton types, however in more detail about the human skeleton, the components, functions and bone structure. What can also be found is the differences between the axial and appendicular skeleton found in humans and adequate information about joints, tissue and long bones.

Research project on the Human Papilloma Virus, includes surveys and graphs relating to vaccination against the disease. I achieved about 95% for it ( Grade 11 Life Science )

In-depth set of biology notes on the Human Nervous system and Receptors, as well as all parts of the brain and their functions. These are summarised notes from the textbook provided by the IEB for Grade 11's. Notes come with pictures and labels for further understanding of the topic.

This document covers the section of Population Studies called Community Structure where it describes what a community is, different community components needed for it thrive as well as the different interactions they have with each other. It also discusses the two different ways to determine the population size and primary and secondary succession.

Digital study notes. Aesthetically pleasing and very neat. Focuses on: the excretory system, urinary system (kidneys, nephrons, etc), Homeostasis (H2O, pH and salts), dialysis

Digital study notes. Aesthetically pleasing and very neat. Focuses on: gaseous exchange, respiratory system, alveoli adaptations, homeostatic breathing control, lung capacity