WAEC (WASSCE) Biology · Section C: Evolution
Adaptation for survival: WAEC Biology Past Questions and Answers
What the WAEC syllabus covers in Adaptation for survival
Our summary: What organisms compete for, competition within and between species, and how it links to succession.
- Factors that bring about competition (Reference should be made to the factors such as food, space, water, light and mates which organisms share and form the basis of competition.)
- Intra and inter-species competition (The effects of intra-species competition should be observed by growing many seedlings of maize in a small area, while the effects of interspecies competition can be observed by planting many seedlings of maize and pepper in a small area.)
- Relationship between competition and succession (Candidates should observe competition and succession on a moistened exposed slice of bread over a period of time.)
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WAEC (WASSCE) Biology questions on Adaptation for survival
- WAEC 2022The biological association that contributes directly to succession in a community is
- WAEC 2021When a large number of organisms share limited resources, the result is?
- WAEC 2018When large numbers of organisms share limited space and resources, the immediate result is
- WAEC 2016Overcrowding in a population does not result in
- WAEC 2016The inability of an organism to adapt to its habitat can lead to
- WAEC 2010The following are the major reasons why the butterfly lays eggs under the surface of a leaf except to
- WAEC 2010In a population, food shortage may lead to
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