OCR 21st Century Biology - B7 and Ideas in Context

Thank you so much, i feel alot more confident now

I was also told that 35+ on coursework this year is full UMS marks, however that sounds unlikely to me :/

That'd be great! Unfortunately there's no marks to UMS conversion for OCR like there is for AQA so I cannot tell you that for sure! It'd mean that for my chemistry C7 I would only need like 75 UMS haha Though I didn't get to sit C1,2,3 in January so that's on presumption I get a 45 UMS on that exam XD

Here are some questions. If anyone needs the answers for any of the questions, just reply:
1) Why might a non-native species be introduced into a country?
2) Explain what is meant by foreign/ invasive/ alien species?
3) What is biodiversity?
4) Why is it important to maintain diversity? (What is the problem if we only have one type of wheat or one species of butterflies?)
5) 600 aliens species have been identified in Europe. That number has increased by 75%. How many alien species are present now.
6) What is used to stop foreign species getting to Europe before international transport was common?
7) Scientists are demanding Europe wide legislation to protect native species - what new rules would they want to see?
8)Why might mosquitoes be able to thrive in Europe now when they couldn't cope before?
9) What is biological control?
10) What are the advantages of biological control?
11) What are the disadvantages of biological control?
12) What do we call organisms that transmit infections to humans?
13) What disease do mosquitoes commonly transmit to humans?
14) List as many reasons possible why alien species often flourish?

Here's the next few:

I really need to start revising for this....

1. What is meant by the term 'Biodiversity'?

2. Why is it important for a habit to have large numbers of plant and animal species living in it?

3. If one species disappears from a habitat, what effects could this have?

4. If there were 600 invasive species noted in Europe in 1982, how many are there estimated to be now?

5. For what reasons might species be introduced to an area intentionally?

6. By what means might species be introduced to an area unintentionally?

7. The ruddy duck and harlequin ladybird are described as 'agressive' species. What is meant by this?

Here are some questions. If anyone needs the answers for any of the questions, just reply:
1) Why might a non-native species be introduced into a country?
2) Explain what is meant by foreign/ invasive/ alien species?
3) What is biodiversity?
4) Why is it important to maintain diversity? (What is the problem if we only have one type of wheat or one species of butterflies?)
5) 600 aliens species have been identified in Europe. That number has increased by 75%. How many alien species are present now.
6) What is used to stop foreign species getting to Europe before international transport was common?
7) Scientists are demanding Europe wide legislation to protect native species - what new rules would they want to see?
8)Why might mosquitoes be able to thrive in Europe now when they couldn't cope before?
9) What is biological control?
10) What are the advantages of biological control?
11) What are the disadvantages of biological control?
12) What do we call organisms that transmit infections to humans?
13) What disease do mosquitoes commonly transmit to humans?
14) List as many reasons possible why alien species often flourish?

The ones on biological control, i get it, but im unsure on the extent we'll have to write, so could you tell me like 3 pros and 3 cons?

Hmm, familiar name Do you have the answers?

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