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Ecology vs Human Biology - which area of Biology interests you the most [POLL]

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Favourite area of Biology?

Ecology Human Biology Other - (please post in this thread!)

As we all know, Biology taught at GCSE/A-level is broad and it covers things from ecosystems to organelles within cells.

With that being said, which area interests you the most and why? :holmes:

Reply 1

username2803546

Original post by James A

As we all know, Biology taught at GCSE/A-level is broad and it covers things from ecosystems to organelles within cells.

With that being said, which area interests you the most and why? :holmes:

Human Biology for definite.
I study edexcel GCSE Biology, and ecology can be easy, but very boring.
Human Biology is a lot more interesting because you get to understand how your own body works, and I guess to be able to relate to what you are learning makes the subject more interesting and understandable.

Reply 2

Black Rose

Human biology definitely :smile:

Human Biology

Ecology, it teaches about relationship among all life on earth and the different structure and function in organisms.

Reply 5

2384911

Original post by Rana1997

Ecology, it teaches about relationship among all life on earth and the different structure and function in organisms.

Reply 6

Kallisto

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In terms of the choice is given, ecology. Liked to learn so much about the biotic and abiotic and thus interactions between animals and surroundings. But my favorite at all was and is genetics and everything what has to do with cytology. :smile:

Reply 7

Hajra Momoniat

Human biology all the way but also I would like to say gas exchange in fish, insects and plants. Ecology is boring in my opinion

Reply 8

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Original post by Hajra Momoniat

Human biology all the way but also I would like to say gas exchange in fish, insects and plants. Ecology is boring in my opinion

Reply 9

username2769500

Soil. It's been eroding since we started farming. You will see soil erosion mentioned everywhere but I guarantee you have not noticed until now. It's in Harper Lees books set in 1935, at the end of the industrial revolution.