Unit Award Scheme

122477 INHERITANCE VARIATION AND EVOLUTION (UNIT 3)

In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have

Evidence needed

demonstrated the ability to

1describe two sources of evidence that support the theory of evolutionSummary sheet and/or student completed work
2describe the main characteristics of fossils, ways they are formed and things that can be learned from themSummary sheet and/or student completed work
3explain at least two reasons why there are few traces of early life forms and the key ways this impacts the understanding of how life beganSummary sheet and/or student completed work
4describe two natural and human causes of extinctionSummary sheet and/or student completed work
5describe at least two ways antibiotic-resistant strains of bacteria can arise and spreadSummary sheet and/or student completed work
6describe at least two ways the emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria can be reduced and controlled, including how these impact antibiotic developmentSummary sheet and/or student completed work
7describe the way organisms are named and classified in the Linnaean systemSummary sheet and/or student completed work

shown knowledge of

8the fact that scientific advances led to the proposal of new models of classification, including the three-domain systemSummary sheet and/or student completed work

demonstrated the ability to

9describe and interpret at least two evolutionary trees.Summary sheet and/or student completed work

All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet

Approved 12 November 2024Level - Level One