Subsection 17.2. Natural and artificial selection for Biology, A Level - revisedeck

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17.2. Natural and artificial selection

A subsection of Biology, 9700, through 17. Selection and evolution

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Which statement about the development of resistance to antibiotics in bacteria is correct?

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MCQ

2020

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Several different processes can affect allele frequencies in populations. Outline the processes that may affect allele frequencies in wildlife populations. The process of selective breeding changes allele frequencies in a population. Plant breeders use selective breeding to improve crop plants such as maize. Explain how selective breeding can be used to obtain a variety of maize where the plants are vigorous and of uniform height.

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THEORY

2024

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Anaerobic bacteria are abundant in waterlogged soils. Which effect does this have on soil fertility and why?

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MCQ

2011

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A farmer grows a different crop in a field each year for three years. In the fourth year the farmer plants a leguminous crop and then ploughs this into the soil. The next year the rotation starts again. Which microorganisms will increase by the time the rotation starts again?

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MCQ

2014

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A gardener has a waterlogged garden showing poor growth. He decides to drain it in an attempt to reduce the numbers of some harmful bacteria. Which type of bacteria would he be attempting to reduce in number?

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MCQ

2014

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Strains of Mycobacterium have been found that are: • multiple drug-resistant (MDR) – resistant to the drugs most commonly used to control tuberculosis (TB) • extensively drug-resistant (XDR) – resistant to the drugs most commonly used to control TB and to some of the drugs less commonly used to control TB • totally drug-resistant (TDR) – resistant to all known drugs used to control TB. Comparisons of some of these strains of Mycobacterium found differences in the thickness of their cell walls, as shown...

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MCQ

2015

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In what order do the following processes occur to produce a population of bacteria that are resistant to a new antibiotic?

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MCQ

2017

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A population of bacteria is exposed to the antibiotic penicillin. Most of the bacteria die. However, some bacteria in the population have an allele coding for an enzyme that breaks down penicillin. These bacteria are able to survive. Which could explain how these bacterial cells acquired this allele?

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MCQ

2020

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A farmer grows a different crop in a field each year for three years. In the fourth year the farmer plants a leguminous crop and then ploughs this into the soil. The next year the rotation starts again. Which microorganisms will increase by the time the rotation starts again?

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MCQ

2010

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A farmer grows a different crop in a field each year for three years. In the fourth year the farmer plants a leguminous crop and then ploughs this into the soil. The next year the rotation starts again. Which microorganisms will increase by the time the rotation starts again?

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MCQ

2010

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