WAEC (WASSCE) Biology · Section C: Application of variations
Application of variations: WAEC Biology Past Questions and Answers
What the WAEC syllabus covers in Application of variations
Our summary: Using fingerprints and blood groups in crime detection, blood transfusion and paternity cases.
- Crime detection (The uniqueness of each individual's finger print should be mentioned in relation to crime detection.)
- Blood transfusion
- Determination of paternity (Reference should be made to importance of knowledge of blood groups in blood transfusion and determination of paternity.)
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WAEC (WASSCE) Biology questions on Application of variations
- WAEC 2023A Rhesus negative woman may experience stillbirth of the second child that is Rhesus positive because
- WAEC 2023Paternity disputes could be resolved accurately through
- WAEC 2022An accident victim was successfully transfused with blood from the father whose blood, group is AB. The blood group of the accident victim is
- WAEC 2021A woman with Rhesus negative blood group was advised not to marry a man with Rhesus positive blood group because
- WAEC 2020A child that can receive blood donation from anybody belongs to the blood group
- WAEC 2019Individuals with blood group AB can donate blood to individuals with blood group(s) … ?
- WAEC 2016A sick baby was successfully transfused with blood from the father who has blood group AB. What is the group of the the sick baby?
- WAEC 2013Which of the following traits may be considered in marriage counseling?
- WAEC 2010Fingerprints are useful in crime detection because
- WAEC 2010A person with blood group, O can be given blood from persons who have blood belonging to
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