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Transcript
The mammalian circulatory system
upper limbs and head
lungs
pulmonary
artery
pulmonary
vein
aorta
heart
liver
digestive
system
kidneys
rest of body
Key Stage 3 National Strategy Science
Slide 3.12
Blood cells
white blood
cell
red blood
blood
red
cell
cell
plasma
platelet
Key Stage 3 National Strategy Science
Slide 3.14
Diagram of cross-section of a leaf
wax
cuticle
upper
epidermis
palisade
mesophyll
air
space
mesophyll
lower
epidermis
chloroplast
spongy
mesophyll
stoma
guard cell
Key Stage 3 National Strategy Science
wax
cuticle
Slide 4.21
Sex cell division
Parent cell with 4 chromosomes.
nuclear
membrane
Chromosomes replicate forming
pairs of chromatids.
Pairs of chromosomes arrange
themselves in the centre of the cell.
The chromosomes separate and
move to opposite ends of the cell.
The first cell division occurs.
The chromosomes now separate
from each other and move to
opposite ends of the cells.
The second cell division occurs.
Key Stage 3 National Strategy Science
Slide 4.29
Determining sex in humans
Male parent provides sperm with either an X or Y chromosome.
Female parent provides eggs with an X chromosome. The possible
combinations in the offspring are:
Male parent
X
Y
X
XX
XY
X
XX
XY
Female parent
Key Stage 3 National Strategy Science
Slide 4.31