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Sorry, 11D not 11C* I don't have the graph I'm overseas at the moment.. sorry.

OP here In conclusion, the ones originally posted. Nothing has changed. I'm still leaning towards 11C though..

Only 23% of carbon dioxide is attached to haemoglobin. The rest biocarbonate ions/carbonic acid. A compound binding 'strongly' to haemoglobin would be ALOT more than 23%.

Yep

If you direct your eyes to my original post, you will see i put A for question 10. And no, 13 is not D, because blood type can't change..

Graph D shows more gradual closing and opening of stomata in correlation with time.. Both B and D are technically correct. Graph D more likely. But hey, could be wrong

Post this in the thread titled 'multiple choice'

Re: What will be this years band 6 be for bio Actually, wouldn't be surprised high 80's, at the rate people are going on about how easy it was. Then again, it WAS fucking easy.

My school could. The supervisors basically force the paper into your hands at my school, then smile and ask if you enjoyed the exam. Then they make conversation.. Seriously lol..

Question 1 is C (mutations lead to the generation of new alleles, crossing over in meiosis results in new allele COMBINATION, not 'new alleles'. They are different. Question 11 is D.

I got 1. C (mutations generate new alleles, whilst crossing over results in new allele combination. completely different). 2. B 3. B 4. A 5. C 6. C 7. A 8. B 9. C (not sure about this, could be B, discuss) 10. A 11. D 12. C 13. B 14. D 15. D If you got these answers, then your guaranteed 15/15

Hey guys, hope you all did well. Found the exam pretty easy to be honest, multiple choice kind of tricky though. Everyone post your MC answers here, or post any difficult questions you might have had.

Yep. they were really lucky with their choice of experiment.

'Neospora Crassa' was the bread mould they experimented with. Basically they exposed the bread to x-rays to induce mutations in the particular gene sequences, that were required to produce the polypeptide controlling the growth of the mould. Hence, these mutations led to the production of...

Why the hell would they be Doric. You have Pompeii confused with Sparta you idiot. lol You can't possibly know what aspect of Greece they originated from. They were just 'Greek'.. that's all you had to say.