Biology · Oct / Nov 2023 · Paper 62 · Question 3
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Fig. 3.1 is a photograph of a type of seaweed called bladder wrack. The bladders help the seaweed float in water. P Q bladder Fig. 3.1
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3(a)(i)[4]
outline – single clear line no shading ;
size – frond length at least 114 mm ;
detail 1: 7 bladders drawn ;
detail 2: central midrib shown as a double line at least up to the point at which the midrib branches ;
3(a)(ii)[3]
line PQ = 12 ± 1 mm ;
0.63 ;;
3(a)(iii)[2]
any two from:
bladder wrack has more bladders ;
bladders are closer together ;
bladder wrack, has bladders in pairs / either side of mid rib, or egg wrack has single bladders ;
bladder wrack has a central mid rib ;
bladder wrack, divides into two at the end / more branched ; bladder wrack is, wider / thicker / AW, (all the way along) ; bladder wrack is, lighter / brighter, (in colour) ;
bladder wrack (fronds) are all in the same direction ; bladder wrack has smaller bladders ;
bladder wrack has rounded ends / smoother ;
AVP ;
3(b)(i)[2]
any two from:
temperature ;
wind(speed) ;
humidity ;
species / type, of seaweed ;
age of seaweed ;
size / length / surface area ;
idea of how long the bladder wrack has been out of the water ;
measuring time / interval time (between measuring mass) / sampling times ;
spacing while hung up ;
amount of blotting / blotting time / blotting method / type of blotting paper ;
3(b)(ii)[1]
a result that does not fit the pattern / trend / AW ;
3(b)(iii)[1]
did not include sample 2 in the calculation / AW ;
3(b)(iv)[2]
57 (%) ;;
3(c)[4]
axes labelled with units ;
suitable size with a linear scale and data that occupies at least half of the grid in both directions ;
all seven points plotted accurately ± half a small square ; suitable line drawn ;
3(d)[2]
biuret ;
DCPIP ;
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