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Module 2:Organisation of Living Things

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Module 2:Organisation of Living Things
  1. IQ 2.1 Organisation of Cells
    1. COMPARE features of Unicellular, colonial, multicellular- organisation including Structure, function
      1. UNICELLULAR including: Structure and function (large SA:vol ratio) and examples
        1. COLONIAL - Individual organisms that work together for survival and can show cell specialisation (eg: volvox alage, coral, sponges)
          1. MULTICELLULAR - specialised cells for specific jobs. Increased size, more energy efficient for more complexity
          2. Cell differentiation and specialisation- Structure matches function
            1. MULTICELLULAR - Cell differentiation. Shape and size match function. Examples: red blood cells, cardiac cells, nerve cells. Advantages and disadvantages of multicellular organisms.
              1. Stem cells- Undifferentiated. Function and examples.
            2. Levels of organisation in multicellular- Organelles, specialised cells, tissues, organs, systems, organisms.
              1. ANIMALS:
                1. Complex animals: specialised cells, tissue, organs, organ systems. Systems work together to maintain homeostasis
                2. PLANTS
                  1. Vascular Plants: Specialised cells, vasucular tissue, ogans (stems, roots, leaves, fruits, flowers)
                  2. Link the structure to the function and complexity.
                3. IQ 2.2 Nutrient and Gas requirements
                  1. IQ 2.3 Transport
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