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Biology Paper 2, Higher

14 marks
Describe the pathway of a reflex action when a hand touches a hot object.
24 marks
Explain how blood glucose concentration is controlled after a meal.
34 marks
Explain how the body responds when its core temperature rises.
43 marks
Explain the terms gene, allele and genotype.
54 marks
Explain how natural selection could lead to the evolution of camouflaged moths.
64 marks
Describe the process of selective breeding of cattle for high milk yield.
73 marks
Explain why the three-domain system replaced the five-kingdom system.
83 marks
Explain why a decrease in the number of rabbits could affect the population of foxes and grass.
93 marks
A student placed 10 quadrats of 1 m² randomly in a field of area 1200 m² and counted 48 daisies in total. Estimate the number of daisies in the field.
104 marks
Describe the processes that cycle carbon between the atmosphere and living things.
116 marks
Explain how human activities reduce biodiversity and describe ways to protect it.
123 marks
Explain how information passes across a synapse.
133 marks
Compare type 1 and type 2 diabetes.
143 marks
Explain why homeostasis is important for enzyme action.
154 marks
Cystic fibrosis is caused by a recessive allele (f). Two carriers (Ff) have a child. Draw a Punnett square and give the probability that the child has cystic fibrosis.
163 marks
Describe how fossils are formed.
176 marks
Evaluate the use of genetically modified crops.
181 mark
In the binomial name Panthera leo, what does 'Panthera' represent?
194 marks
Describe how abiotic and biotic factors can affect a community, giving two examples of each.
201 mark
Which part of the eye controls the amount of light entering?

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