Learning Checklist
Biology E – Ecology & Evolution
Using a different colour pen, complete this checklist before and after you have studied the topic to show your understanding.
Before the topic After the topic
What do I need to know…? | ☹ | 😐 | ☺ | |
I can state factors which affect the rate of decay. | ||||
I can define the terms: ‘Variation’, ‘Mutation’, ‘Resistant’, and ‘Immune’. | ||||
I can write an organism’s name correctly using the binomial system. | ||||
I can state reasons why food security may be reduced. | ||||
I can define the term ‘Genetic Drift’. | ||||
I can define selective breeding and give examples of organisms that have been selectively bred. | ||||
I can define the term ‘Natural selection’. | ||||
I can describe the process of speciation. | ||||
I can describe how adaptations ensure the survival of organisms. | ||||
Required Practical - I can describe the impact of changing temperature on the decomposition of milk. | ||||
I can describe how food production can be made more efficient. | ||||
I can describe the term ‘survival of the fittest’ and how it contributes to natural selection. | ||||
I can describe how bacteria become resistant to antibiotics. | ||||
I can describe the conditions needed to produce mycoprotein on a large scale. | ||||
I can explain how human activities can affect the environment, including impacts on the carbon cycle. | ||||
I can evaluate the use of biogas generators. | ||||
I can explain the stages involved in the genetic modification of organisms. | ||||
I can explain how fossils provide evidence for evolution and extinction of species. | ||||
I can evaluate the sustainability of fishing and suggest methods of making fishing more sustainable. | ||||
I can explain why doctors do not prescribe antibiotics to people with a common cold. | ||||
I can compare and contrast allopatric and sympatric speciation. |