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M.(a). Females are (generally) longer / larger / bigger / up to 5(mm) / males are (generally) shorter / smaller / up to 00(mm); Ignore: tall Accept: females have a larger / 90 modal / peak / most common value and males have a smaller / 80 modal / peak / most common value Accept mean length of females greater / mean length of males shorter Reject: use of mean in relation to 80 mm or 90 mm Reject: Most of the females are 90 mm long / most of the males are 80 mm long. Females show a greater range / variation / males show a narrower range / variation. Accept: correct use of figures from the graph: the range of males is 50 to 00 and of females is 50 to 5 / the spread is 50 for males and 65 for females (b) (i).6 to.7 = marks; Incorrect answer but evidence of a numerator of 480 OR 56 55 or denominator of 904 = mark; (ii) (Fewer plant species) no mark. (So) few(er) habitats / niches; Ignore habitat size Q Neutral: fewer homes. (So) lower diversity of insects / fewer insect species / fewer insect types; Q Neutral: fewer insects Accept less variety of insects. (So) fewer food sources / less variety of food. Q Neutral: less food Ignore references to pesticides, farmers actions, competition between lizards and evolution [7] Page

M.(a) 4: (b).68(6). If answer incorrect: Σn(n-) = 4 = mark N(N-) = 650 = mark (c). Take more samples and find mean;. Method for randomised samples described. Allow larger area = mark [5] M.(a) Species richness measures only number of (different) species / does not measure number of individuals. (b) Trees vary in height. (c). Index for canopy is.7;. Index for understorey is.0;. Index in canopy is. times bigger; If either or both indices incorrect, allow correct calculation from student s values. (d). For Zaretis itys, difference in distribution is probably due to chance / probability of being due to chance is more than 5%;. For all species other than Zaretis itys, difference in distribution is (highly) unlikely to be due to chance;. Because P < 0.00 which is highly significant / is much lower than 5%. Page

[8] M4.(a). Draw grid over (map of) area;. Select squares / coordinates at random. (b). No emigration / immigration;. No losses to predation;. Marking does not affect survival; 4. Birth rate and death rate equal; 5. (In this case) all belong to one population. max (c). Only glows brightly with UV, so doesn t make insects more visible;. So doesn t affect / increase predation; OR. Glows brightly with UV marking visible;. So makes it easy to pick out labelled insects. (d) 0 0. Tolerance of ± = marks (e). Scientists removed large numbers of insects (which were not returned) from same area / same population;. Affecting ratio of marked to unmarked. [0] M5.(a). Number of (individuals of) each species; Accept: population for number Page 4

. Total number of individuals / number of species; Accept: species richness MP allows for other types of diversity index (b) (i) (Shows) results are due to the herbicide / are not due to another factor / (to) compare the effect of using and not using the herbicide / shows the effect of adding the herbicide; Neutral: allows a comparison Neutral: ensures results are due to the independent variable Reject: insecticide Accept: pesticide (ii). (More) weeds killed so more crops / plants survive / higher yield / less competition;. High concentrations (of herbicide) harm / damage / kill / are toxic to crops / plants; Accept: pesticide Neutral: insecticide Accept: use of figures (eg 400+) (iii). Reduced plant diversity / fewer plant species / fewer varieties of plant; Accept: weed for plant Neutral: fewer plants Accept: only one crop species remains. Fewer habitats / niches; Q Neutral: fewer homes / shelters. Fewer food sources / varieties of food; Neutral: less food [8] M6.(a). No interbreeding / gene pools are separate / geographic(al) isolation; Page 5

Accept: all marks if answer written in context of producing increased diversity of plants Do not award this mark in context of new species being formed and then not interbreeding Accept reproductive isolation as an alternative to no interbreeding. Mutation; Accept: genetic variation. Different selection pressures / different foods / niches / habitats; Accept: different environment / biotic / abiotic conditions or named condition Neutral: different climates 4. Adapted organisms survive and breed / differential reproductive success; 5. Change / increase in allele frequency / frequencies; 5 (b) Similar / same environmental / abiotic / biotic factors / similar / same selection pressures / no isolation / gene flow can occur (within a species); Accept: same environment [6] Page 6