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[LFTM]

Also for question 6a is simply saying big toe enough to get a mark.

[tripz]

6a. I said it was because of the lack of handprints so the animals didn't walk on 4's...

ouch...looks like I lost that mark

stupid me -.-

[silva]

so would you be wrong if you said hybridisation was attraction of 2 DNA strands together by complimentary base pairing?

and with the isolation barrier for allopatric speciation if i said "reproductive isolation" would that be acceptable you reckon?

gene probe i did everything except mention it is labelled with fluorescent marker there goes that mark (N)

[qshyrn]

what was the answer to the question that said ' what can you infer about the chemical code for this allele'?
EDIT: crap didnt read the first post.

anyway i said that it was made of DNA (cuz it said 'chemical') , which is universal . and it has the complementary nucletide sequence

[10weid]

25/25 bitchessssssss :p

[spontaneouscombustion]

For 'binary fission' I wrote: "the process whereby prokaryotic organisms reproduce." do you think I'll get that mark? :S

[simpak]

For 'binary fission' I wrote: "the process whereby prokaryotic organisms reproduce." do you think I'll get that mark? :S

I think you had to use the keyword 'asexual'.

[kenhung123]

For 'binary fission' I wrote: "the process whereby prokaryotic organisms reproduce." do you think I'll get that mark? :S

I think key words: Reproduction, Bacteria(porkaryote), Genetically identical

[simpak]

Yeah but you have to write asexual reproduction?  I thought that would be one of the most important factors.
And I didn't write genetically identical.  I was going to, but then in this unit all we've learnt about is bloody mutation, so I thought I might be marked down if I presupposed that.
I suppose genetically identical implies asexual reproduction, though.

[LFTM]

would i get a mark for writing: asexual reproduction in which a cell splits in two?

[mmmmm]

So, i won't get a mark for putting "the way cells divide and multiply in bacterias"? :/

[silva]

would i get a mark for writing: asexual reproduction in which a cell splits in two?

only if you said prokaryotic organisms do it (basic euakryotes do it aswell but i think "cell" would be to vague)

[LFTM]

damn... why could'nt they get us to explain meiosis instead...

[simpak]

I said bacteria but I forgot to put prokaryote after that.
Guuuuud enough?

[LFTM]

I said bacteria but I forgot to put prokaryote after that.
Guuuuud enough?

should be, did you mention asexual reproduction.