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Biology · May / June 2024 · Paper 41 · Question 1

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  • 1(a)[2]

    any two from:

    (fish has)

    fins / no legs / no limbs ;

    scales / scaly skin ;

    operculum ;

    deeper body / larger ratio of depth to length ;

  • 1(b)[1]

    reptiles / birds ;

  • 1(c)[4]

    total of four from:

    similarities to max 3:

    1

    both have, heart / blood vessels / capillaries / arteries / veins ;

    2

    (heart with) one ventricle / no (visible) septum ;

    3

    both have valves (in the heart) ;

    4

    blood flows through atrium and then ventricle ;

    5

    no (visible) separation of oxygenated and deoxygenated blood ; differences to max 3:

    6

    fish have capillaries in gills and amphibians have capillaries in lung and skin ;

    7

    fish have a single circulatory system and amphibians have a (incomplete) double circulatory system ;

    8

    fish has a 2-chambered heart / amphibian has 3-chambered heart ; 9

    amphibians have two atria / fish have one atrium ;

    10 amphibians have a separate circuit to the, gas exchange surface / AW ;

    11 fish have one valve (in heart) / amphibians have three valves (in heart) ;

  • 1(d)[3]

    any three from:

    1

    ref. to double (rather than single) circulatory system ;

    2

    (allows / maintains) high(er) blood pressure (to tissues / body) ; 3

    for faster / more efficient, transport, (named) substances / blood ; 4

    supports fast(er), metabolism / respiration ;

    5

    allows lower pressure to lungs ;

    6

    (lower pressure) allows more time for, gas exchange / absorption of oxygen ;

    7

    prevents damage to lungs / AW ;

    8

    AVP ;

  • 1(e)[4]

    total of four from:

    arteries to max 3

    1

    idea of arteries have thick walls to, withstand / cope with / deal with, high pressure ;

    2

    arteries have (thick layer of) elastic tissue to, stretch / recoil (due to the changing pressure) ;

    3

    arteries have (thick layer of) muscular tissue to change pressure ; 4

    arteries have narrow(er) lumen to maintain high pressure ;

    5

    veins have valves to prevent backflow of blood (due to low pressure) ; 6

    veins have, thin walls / large lumen, to provide less resistance to blood flowing at low pressure / allow large volumes of blood / AW ;

    7

    veins have thin walls so blood is moved by contraction of (surrounding) muscles / AW ;

  • 1(f)[3]

    name of the artery that brings

    name of the organ

    blood to the organ

    lungs

    pulmonary (artery) ;

    kidney ;

    renal artery

    liver

    hepatic (artery) ;

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