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M. (a) 3 a gene allow allele (c) 4 (d) correct derivation of children s genotypes identification of children with cystic fibrosis (dd) 0.5 allow ecf allow ¼ / 5% / in 4 / :3 Page

do not accept :4 (e) heterozygous [9] M.(a) selection (i) 4 ground finch / lives on the ground (only) eats seeds allow eg eats seeds on / from the ground for marks (c) Lamarck [5] M3.(a) (i) any two from: trapped / held (since sticky) engulfed / covered by resin allow engulfed / covered by amber prevented decay. any two from: animal / plant (dies and) body covered in sediment / mud ignore ref to rock allow covered in tar / ice bones / shells / hard parts do not decay minerals enter bones / parts are replaced by other materials / mineralisation preserved traces / footprints / burrows / rootlet traces / impressions / casts. Page 3

(i) New technology provides more valid evidence. any three from: examples of physical factors, e.g. accept 3 physical factors or 3 biological factors or some of each for full marks flooding drought ice age / temperature change. ignore pollution examples of biological factors, e.g. (new) predators (allow hunters) (new) disease / named pathogen competition for food competition for mates competition must be qualified cyclical nature of speciation isolation lack of habitat or habitat change. if no other answers given allow natural disaster / weather change / catastrophic event / environmental change / climate change for mark 3 [8] M4.(a) (i) (volume) increases (with time) ignore numbers there is more evidence / specimens / results (for Homo sapiens) allow examples of this, eg more / better fossils allow converse if clearly referring to Australopithecus ignore reference to being more recent.5 3.5 (million years ago) accept any number in range Page 4

(c) (i) Darwin any one from: they believed in other theories allow they believed that God made all life insufficient evidence ignore no evidence no proof allow not enough proof genes / mechanism of inheritance not known / discovered [5] M5.(a) fossils show change over time. covered in sediment / mud or sinks into the mud soft parts decay / are eaten or bones / hard parts / shell do not decay minerals enter bones / parts are replaced by minerals / mineralisation accept turns to rock allow is an impression / imprint / cast (c) skin is soft / skin not preserved / not fossilised / skin decays accept not enough / no evidence / no-one has seen one allow this fossil is only bones Page 5

(d) any two examples of: accept physical factors or biological factors or one of each for full marks physical factors such as volcanic activity (allow volcanoes) / earthquakes / asteroid (collision) / ice age / temperature change ignore pollution and / or biological factors such as predators / disease / named pathogen / competition/ lack of food / mates / cyclical nature of speciation / isolation / lack of habitat or habitat change if no other answers given allow natural disaster / climate change / weather change / catastrophic event / environmental change for mark [7] M6.(a) pathogens (i) A disease affecting people in many countries birds fly / migrate accept converse OR human contact with birds more likely birds not contained / difficult to control movement OR there are more birds (than pigs) (c) (i) antibiotics (only) kill bacteria ignore flu is caused by a virus unqualified OR Page 6

antibiotics don t kill viruses ignore virus resistant / immune painkillers accept any correct named painkiller, eg aspirin or paracetamol allow antivirals / Tamiflu ignore medicine / tablets (iii) resistant bacteria in this order [7] M7.(a) (i) natural simple (iii) three billion any two from: reference to religion insufficient evidence / couldn t prove it / no proof ignore no evidence mechanism of inheritance / variation not known allow genes / DNA not known about Page 7

reference to other theories reference to Darwin s status (c) (i) tree hippopotamus and pig both required, either order allow hippo (iii) new evidence from fossils [8] M8.(a) (i) animal walking on soft material or suitably named material or further detail eg dries out / buried / hardens / turns to rock do not allow general descriptions of how fossils are formed or reference to bones not decaying any one from: (from) bones / shells / hard parts or from parts that do not decay / rot or are preserved ignore imprint / impression animal trapped in resin / amber / ice / peat allow frozen infiltration with minerals / named Page 8

any two from: examples of physical factors such as flooding, volcanic activity (allow volcanoes) asteroid collision, drought, ice age / temperature change accept physical factors or biological factors or one of each for full marks ignore pollution examples of biological factors such as predators (allow hunters), disease / named pathogen, competition lack of food / mates, cyclical nature of speciation / isolation / lack of habitat or habitat change If no other answers given allow natural disaster / climate change / weather change / catastrophic event / environmental change for mark (c) older fossils simpler to gain the mark there must be implication of change or change (with time) ignore evolve ignore extinction (d) insufficient / no evidence / no remains or fossils survive ignore no people were there allow no proof [6] M9.any two from: religious objections insufficient evidence allow could not prove ignore no evidence mechanism of heredity not known Page 9

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