No Idea Where to Study From?!

Anyone have any online resources where I can revise Systemic Biology?

They don't cover this in A-level really, but I have to get this done within a couple weeks so I could really use some good links!

Apparently I'm supposed to learn all this:

Protozoa, their subtyping and impact. Flagellata. Rhizopoda. Sporozoa. Ciliata. Porifera. Cnidaria andAcnidaria. Plathelminthes. Nemtahelminthes. Molluscs, Annelids, Arthropods, their characteristic andsubtyping. Deuterostoma. Chordata, Vertebrata. Cyclostoma and Chondroichtyes. Fish. Amphibians.Reptiles. Mammals. Primates. Viruses. Bacteria.

Is there anything inclusive of all this, or do I have to research each topic separately?


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Hi there I studied an animal biodiversity module in my first year which included most of these, however we got the bulk of information from a textbook. How much detail do you need? I could send you some of the lecture slides if you're desperate but they're not incredibly detailed!

Hey

Honestly, I'm not even sure. That's literally all I have concerning the directions of studying those topics for the exam I'm taking. From the exam practice questions I have done, they usually ask about taxonomy of specific species. For example; "Toxoplasma gondii belongs to the phylum: ..." followed by multiple choice answers. Its a very ambiguous system, but I don't have anywhere to start, so I think any resources at all would be better than nothing at this point!

Those slides would be infinitely more useful than what I have now, literally! :P So I would be forever grateful.

I had to cover this during my first year. The main book I used to revise this was Brock's book of Microorganisms which covered all the different phylum's/kingdoms and taxonomy. This may or may not be out of date now. I would be inclined to research each of them individually through Google searches. It would be unlikely unless you find some lecture notes or university resources on similar examination material. You could probably go through the effort of compiling and collecting several text books covering some of each topic, but they will most likely cover them in much more depth that you're required to know.

Thanks for the advice. I know I should be taking my time to really research this, but I have to study a ton of stuff in the span of like 10 days now for an exam largely consisting of personally unencountered material! That's why I'm asking around for advice :P

I find it strange you're being examined on content you haven't been taught or learnt about. Best of luck with the revision and if you need any specific help, feel free to make a new thread or ask and I'll try my best to help

Hi there I studied an animal biodiversity module in my first year which included most of these, however we got the bulk of information from a textbook. How much detail do you need? I could send you some of the lecture slides if you're desperate but they're not incredibly detailed!

Hey! I'm guessing you couldn't find those aforementioned slides?

Hi ^-^Is it possible for you to forward me the same slides? I know it may be a hassle but it would be immensely helpful

HI!!!! I hope you got those slides. Could you slide them into my dm's? Im sorry that was lame. Can you help please?

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Hey

Honestly, I'm not even sure. That's literally all I have concerning the directions of studying those topics for the exam I'm taking. From the exam practice questions I have done, they usually ask about taxonomy of specific species. For example; "Toxoplasma gondii belongs to the phylum: ..." followed by multiple choice answers. Its a very ambiguous system, but I don't have anywhere to start, so I think any resources at all would be better than nothing at this point!

Those slides would be infinitely more useful than what I have now, literally! :P So I would be forever grateful.

Could u please send it to me as well