Unit 1: The Science of Life
Unit 2: Classification of Organisms
Unit 3: Habitat and Adaptations
Unit 4: Population and Structure Dynamics
Unit 5: Biological Relationships
Unit 6: Community Links and Patterns
Unit 7: Ecosystem Functions
Unit 8: Managing Endangered Species
Unit 9: Controlling Pests
Unit 10: Managing Marine Ares
Unit 11: Rainforests Under Threat
Unit 12: Cell Structure and Function
Unit 13: Unicellular Organisms
Unit 14: Making and Moving Molecules
Unit 15: Enzymes and Cell Processes
Unit 16: Protein Synthesis and Cell Division
Unit 17: Animal Nutrition
Unit 18: Animal Gas Exchange
Unit 19: Animal Transport and Excretion
Unit 20: Variations in Birds and Insects
Unit 21: Animal Support and Movement
Unit 22: Animal Reproduction
Unit 23: Photosynthesis
Unit 24: Transport in Plants
Unit 25: Reproduction in Plants
Unit 26: Genetic Variation
Unit 27: Advanced Genetic Variation
Unit 28: Evidence for Evolution
Unit 29: Genetic Change
Unit 30: Evolution of Species*
Unit 31: Enzymes and Biotechnology
Unit 32: Cloning Mammals
Unit 33: Medical Technology
Unit 34: Modifying Human Performance
Unit 35: Reproductive Technology
Unit 36: Human Genetic Research
Unit 37: Artificial Selection
Unit 38: Genetic Manipulation
Glossary
Index
Removable Answers
* Unit 30 provides an introduction to the Year 13 Biology course and completes the coverage of Evolution.
Self-study focus – designed for students to use independent of teacher input
Current – based on the New Zealand curriculum and relevant NCEA standards
Skill-focus – special skills included with most units
Well-organised – easy to spot the topic which relates to classwork
Challenging – activities have been included to extend students