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Card 6
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Suggest how the spread of mutation may have occured.
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Card 7
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Frequent treatment of bacteria can result in resistant strains. Explain how.
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Card 8
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Explain how a gene is passed from one species of bacterium to another.
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Card 9
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Scientists use protein structure to investigate the evolutionary relationships between species. Explain how.
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Card 10
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Comparing the base sequences of genes provides more evolutionary information that comparing structure of proteins. Explain why.
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Card 11
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Explain the importance of using a large sample size.
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Card 12
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Explain the importance of taking random samples.
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Describe what causes root pressure.
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Card 14
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Explain how oxygen is loaded, transported and unloaded in the blood.
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Card 15
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Suggest factors that should be considered when selecting volunteers for trials.
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