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Unit 1 — Chemical Reactions and Their Environmental Impacts
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Unit 2 — Electricity and Magnetism
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Unit 3 — Variation of Traits in Living Organisms
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1.1 Why are family members alike but not identical?
1.2 How are traits passed on?
1.3 Alleles, dominance and recessiveness
1.4 Mendel and the discovery of the laws of heredity
1.5 Mendel's first law (law of segregation)
1.6 The Punnett square
1.7 Mendel's second law (law of independent assortment)
1.8 Genetic diversity
1.9 Genetic (inherited) diseases
1.10 Marriage between close relatives
1.11 Summary of Lesson 1
2.1 Populations
2.2 Population growth
2.3 Factors affecting population growth
2.4 Natural selection
2.5 Artificial selection
2.6 Natural versus artificial selection
2.7 Techniques used in artificial selection
2.8 Summary of Lesson 2
Common mistakes to avoid
Probability of independent events
Linking the ideas
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Unit 4 — Dating Planet Earth
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Unit 2 — Electricity and Magnetism
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Unit 3 — Variation of Traits in Living Organisms
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Unit 4 — Dating Planet Earth
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Unit 1 - Force, Motion, Acceleration and Physical Quantities
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Lesson 2 - Light Energy, Spherical Mirrors, Lenses and Vision Defects Correction
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Unit 3 — Variation of Traits in Living Organisms
Science — Third Preparatory
Unit 3 — Variation of Traits in Living Organisms
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1.8 Genetic diversity
1.8 Genetic diversity
Every person has a unique genetic makeup (except identical twins). This variation arises because:
there are different alleles for the same gene;
the alleles are
distributed randomly
among gametes when they are formed;
gametes from the two parents
combine by chance
at fertilisation.
So even brothers and sisters differ in some traits.
This genetic diversity helps a species adapt to different environmental conditions and survive over time.
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