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ZIMSEC A-Level Biology

6Inherited Change and Evolution

Inherited Change and Evolution in ZIMSEC A-Level Biology: what the syllabus expects you to know, the learning objectives and how to practise.
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Overview

Form 5 (competency matrix 8.5: the gene and genetic crosses) and Form 6 (8.10: natural and artificial selection).

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  • Genes, proteins and phenotype

    30 min

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  • Dihybrid inheritance

    40 min

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  • Monohybrid inheritance and genetic diagrams

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  • Sex determination and sex linkage

    35 min

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  • The chi-squared test in genetics

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  • Evolution and the formation of new species

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  • Gene mutations: types, effects and sickle cell anaemia

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  • Natural selection: stabilising, directional and disruptive

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  • Variation: genes, environment and the two types of variation

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  • Artificial selection: breeding crops and livestock

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Inherited Change and Evolution: sample question

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Why are inbred lines of maize less vigorous than ordinary maize plants?

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