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GCSE Combined Science (F) > Biology
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Contraception
Preventing
fertilisation
Non-hormonal
methods (condoms, diaphragm, spermicide, rhythm method, surgery)
Hormonal
methods (birth control pill, IUD, implants, patches, injections)
Functions of
bile
Evaluating different
contraceptives
Habitat
The place where an
organism
lives
Ecosystem
The
habitat
, the
community
, and the conditions
Ecology
Studying the living things in different
habitats
and how they
interact
Community
All the different types of
living
things in a
habitat
Population
The number of one type of living thing
Adaptation
A feature or characteristic that helps an organism survive in a habitat
Features are controlled by an organism's
genes
They
do not
appear during the life of the organism
Offspring which are most suited to the habitat
Survive better and have more
young
, passing on their
genes
Adaptations for living in a desert
Camel
can survive long periods without water due to
hump
Thick
fur for insulation
Light
coloured fur reflects heat
Wide
feet to sink less into
sand
Leaves modified into
spines
to prevent being eaten
Competition
Animals and plants compete for
limited
resources like food, territory, mates, shelter, sunlight, water
Types of organisms
Predator
Prey
Carnivore
Herbivore
Scavenger
Parasite
Pollinator
Biotic
factors
All the
living
influences in an
ecosystem
Abiotic
factors
All the
non-living
influences on an ecosystem
Converting units: 1 cm = 10 mm, 1 mm =
1000
μm, 1 μm =
1000
nm, 1 nm = 1000 pm
Interdependence:
organisms
rely on other
organisms
for food, pollination, seed dispersal etc.
Factors affecting whether organisms can live in a habitat
Amount of
food
Number of
predators
Presence of
disease
Whether an organism can live in a certain
habitat
, and in what
numbers
, depends on the influence of biotic and abiotic factors
Factors determining the distribution of an organism
Biotic
factors
Abiotic
factors
Distribution of clouded leopards
Lives in the
Himalayan foothills
(SE Asia)
Distribution of spider monkeys
Found in
tropical
rainforests,
mexico
etc...
Population is around
250
individuals
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