Year 11 Biology Page Listing (2010 Edition)ISBN: 978-1-877462-44-3 Pages: 408 The page listing for this workbook is provided below. Page numbers refer to the first page of each activity. Some activities consist of two or more pages. |
Note to the Teacher & Acknowledgments iii How To Use This Workbook 1 Activity Pages 2 Explanation of Terms 3 Resources Information 4 Biozone's Online Resources 8 Textbook Reference Grid 10 Course Guides:Preliminary HSC 11 VCE 12 Queensland 13 South Australia 14 Western Australia 15 Skills in BiologyObjectives and Resources 16 Terms and Notation 18 Hypotheses and Predictions 19 Planning an Investigation 21 Experimental Method 23 Recording Results 25 Variables and Data 26 Manipulating Raw Data 27 Constructing Tables 28 Constructing Graphs 29 Drawing Bar Graphs 30 Drawing Histograms 31 Drawing Pie Graphs 32 Drawing Kite Graphs 33 Drawing Line Graphs 34 Interpreting Line and Scatter Graphs 37 Drawing Scatter Plots 38 Biological Drawings 39 Taking the Next Step 41 Descriptive Statistics 43 Interpreting Sample Variability 45 Using the Chi-Squared Test in Ecology 47 Chi-Squared Exercise in Ecology 48 The Student’s t Test 49 Student’s t Test Exercise 50 The Structure of a Report 52 Writing the Methods 53 Writing Your Results 54 Writing Your Discussion 55 Citing and Listing References 56 Cell StructureObjectives and Resources 58 Biological Molecules 60 Carbohydrates 61 Lipids 62 Nucleic Acids 63 Amino Acids 64 Proteins 65 Enzymes 66 Biochemical Tests 67 The Cell Theory 68 Characteristics of Life 69 Types of Living Things 70 Types of Cells 71 Cell Sizes 72 Cellular Environments 73 Optical Microscopes 75 Electron Microscopes 77 Bacterial Cells 79 Plant Cells 81 Animal Cells 82 Unicellular Eukaryotes 83 Identifying Cell Structures 84 Interpreting Electron Micrographs 85 Cellular ProcessesObjectives and Resources 87 The Role of Membranes in Cells 88 The Structure of Membranes 89 Active and Passive Transport 91 Diffusion 92 Osmosis in Cells 93 Limitations to Cell Size 95 Ion Pumps 97 Exocytosis and Endocytosis 98 Cell Division 99 Mitosis and the Cell Cycle 100 Root Cell Development 101 Cellular Differentiation 102 Specialisation in Plant Cells 103 Specialisation in Human Cells 104 Levels of Organisation 105 Animal Tissues 106 Plant Tissues 107 Plant and Animal NutritionObjectives and Resources 108 Energy in Cells 110 Modes of Nutrition 111 Plants as Producers 112 Photosynthesis 113 Leaf Structure 114 Adaptations for Photosynthesis 115 Factors Affecting Photosynthesis 116 Plant Mineral Nutrition 117 Insectivorous Plants 118 Saprophytic Nutrition 119 Parasitic Nutrition 120 Methods of Feeding 121 Food Vacuoles and Simple Guts 122 Diversity in Tube Guts 123 Insect Mouthparts 125 Mammalian Guts 127 Mammalian Dentition 129 The Human Digestive Tract 131 Stomach and Intestines 133 Coping with Different Diets 135 Adaptations for Absorption 136 Nutrient Transport in Humans 137 Gas ExchangeObjectives and Resources 138 Introduction to Gas Exchange 139 Environment and Gas Exchange 140 Gas Exchange and Stomata 141 Gas Exchange in Animals 143 The Human Respiratory System 145 Gas Transport in Mammals 147 Respiratory Pigments 148 Gas Exchange in Fish 149 Gas Exchange in Insects 151 Gas Exchange in Freshwater 152 Transport and ExcretionObjectives and Resources 153 Excretion in Plants 155 Transport in Plants 156 Stems and Roots 157 Xylem and Phloem 159 Uptake at the Root 160 Transpiration 161 Translocation 163 Internal Transport in Animals 164 Circulatory Systems 165 Mammalian Transport 167 Arteries 168 Capillaries and Tissue Fluid 169 Veins 171 Circulatory Fluids 172 The Human Heart 173 The Cardiac Cycle 175 Nitrogenous Wastes in Animals 176 Vertebrate Excretory Systems 177 The Physiology of the Kidney 179 Urine Analysis 181 Invertebrate Excretory Systems 182 Reproduction and DevelopmentObjectives and Resources 183 Asexual Reproduction in Animals 185 Animal Sexual Reproduction 187 Animal Reproductive Strategies 189 Insect Life Cycles 191 Mammalian Reproduction 193 Female Reproductive System 194 The Menstrual Cycle 195 Control of the Menstrual Cycle 196 Male Reproductive System 197 Fertilisation and Early Growth 199 The Hormones of Pregnancy 201 Birth and Lactation 203 The Placenta 205 Sexual Development 206 Growth and Development 207 Ageing 208 Plant Propagation 209 Alternation of Generations 211 Angiosperm Reproduction 213 Insect Pollinated Flowers 214 Wind Pollinated Flowers 215 Pollination and Fertilisation 217 Fruits 218 Seed Structure and Germination 219 Seed Dispersal 220 ClassificationObjectives and Resources 221 The New Tree of Life 222 Features of Taxonomic Groups 223 Features of the Five Kingdoms 228 Classification System 229 Features of Microbial Groups 231 Features of Macrofungi and Plants 232 Features of Animal Taxa 233 Classification Keys 235 Key to Australian Plants 237 Habitat and NicheObjectives and Resources 238 Biomes 239 Components of an Ecosystem 240 Physical Factors and Gradients 241 Community Change with Altitude 245 Shoreline Zonation 247 Stratification in a Forest 248 Australian Climate and Vegetation 249 Selected Australian Ecosystems 251 Habitat 253 Ecological Niche 254 Dingo Habitats 255 Ecological Niches 257 Environment and AdaptationObjectives and Resources 258 Animal Adaptations 259 Nerves and Senses 261 Control of Body Temperature 263 Thermoregulation in Mammals 265 Water Budget in Mammals 266 Water Balance in Animals 267 Animal Communication 269 Breeding Behaviour 271 Breeding in a Harsh Climate 273 Parental Care 274 Plant Responses 275 Investigating Phototropism 276 Investigating Gravitropism 277 Biological Rhythms 278 Activity Patterns in Animals 279 Taxes and Kineses 281 Migration Patterns 282 Adaptations of Xerophytes 283 Mangrove Adaptations 285 Adaptations of Hydrophytes 286 Plant Adaptations to Fire 287 Plant Activity Rhythms 289 CommunitiesObjectives and Resources 290 Energy Inputs and Outputs 292 Food Chains 293 Pesticides and Biomagnification 294 Constructing a Food Web 295 Dingo Food Webs 297 Energy Flow in an Ecosystem 299 Primary Productivity 301 Ecological Pyramids 303 Species Interactions 305 Niche Differentiation 307 Interspecific Competition 308 Intraspecific Competition 309 Predator - Prey Interactions 310 Predator - Prey Strategies 311 Nutrient Cycles 312 The Carbon Cycle 313 The Nitrogen Cycle 315 Nitrogen Pollution 317 The Water Cycle 319 Population DynamicsObjectives and Resources 320 Features of Populations 321 Density and Distribution 322 Resources and Distribution 323 Population Regulation 324 Population Age Structure 325 Survivorship Curves 327 Population Growth 328 Population Growth Curves 329 Growth in a Bacterial Population 330 r and K Selection 331 Practical EcologyObjectives and Resources 332 Sampling Populations 333 Designing Your Field Study 335 Quadrat Sampling 337 Quadrat-Based Estimates 338 Mark and Recapture Sampling 339 Sampling a Leaf Litter Population 341 Transect Sampling 343 Sampling Animal Populations 345 Indirect Sampling 347 The Origin and Evolution of LifeObjectives and Resources 348 The Origin of Life on Earth 349 Prebiotic Experiments 351 The Origin of Eukaryotes 352 The History of Life on Earth 353 Fossil Formation 355 Horse Evolution 357 The Evolution of Australia's BiotaObjectives and Resources 358 Australia's Biodiversity 359 Australia’s Biological History 361 Australia’s Megafauna 362 Australia’s Geological Past 363 Australia During the Ice Ages 364 Australian Vegetation Changes 365 Origin of Australia’s Fauna 367 Natural Changes in EcosystemsObjectives and Resources 369 Primary Succession 370 Secondary Succession 371 Environmental Change 373 Ecosystem Stability 375 Human Impact on EcosystemsObjectives and Resources 377 Global Biodiversity 378 Loss of Biodiversity 379 Species Action Plans 380 Biodiversity and Conservation 381 Atmospheric Pollution 383 Global Warming 385 Biodiversity and Global Warming 387 Stratospheric Ozone Depletion 389 Soil Degradation 391 Water Pollution 393 Monitoring Water Quality 395 Agriculture vs Natural Systems 396 Effects of Urbanisation 397 Tropical Deforestation 398 Ecological Impacts of Fishing 399 INDEX 401 |