B2.4.12 understand that alcohol results B5.4.7 explain the response of the body to in the production of a greater different osmotic challenges, including volume of more dilute urine, due receptors, processing, response, and to ADH suppression, which can negative feedback (separate science lead to dehydration and adverse only) effects on health B2.4.13 understand that the drug NA NA Ecstasy results in a smaller  volume of less dilute urine, due to increased ADH production B3.1.1 understand that a species is a B3.3.4 describe different levels of organisation in of organisms that can breed an ecosystem from individual organisms together to produce fertile to the whole ecosystem offspring B3.1.2 understand that adaptation of B6.1.3 explain how evolution occurs through living organisms to natural selection of variants that give rise environment increases the to phenotypes better suited to their species’ chance of survival by environment making it more likely that individuals will survive to reproduce B3.1.3 recall, and recognise when B3.4.3 in the context of data related to given relevant data, examples of organisms within a population: how different organisms are a) calculate arithmetic means M2b, M2f adapted to their environment, b) use fractions and percentages M1c and explain how the adaptations c) plot and draw appropriate graphs increase the organism’s chance selecting appropriate scales for the axes of surviving to successfully d) extract and interpret information from reproduce charts, graphs and tables B3.1.4 understand that living organisms B3.3.5 explain the importance of are dependent on the interdependence and competition in a environment and species for community their survival B3.1.5 understand that there is B6.1.4 explain the importance of competition in a competition for resources community, with regard to natural between different species of selection animals or plants in the same habitat B3.1.6 relate changes affecting one B3.3.4 describe different levels of organisation in species in a food web to the an ecosystem from individual organisms impact on species that are to the whole ecosystem part of the same food web B3.1.7 explain the interdependence of B3.3.5 explain the importance of living organisms by food B3.3.6 interdependence and competition in a webs community describe the differences between the trophic levels of organisms within an ecosystem
B2.4.12 understand that alcohol results in the production of a greater volume of more dilute urine, due to ADH suppression, which can lead to dehydration and adverse effects on health B5.4.7 explain the response of the body to different osmotic challenges, including receptors, processing, response, and negative feedback (separate science only) B2.4.13 understand that the drug Ecstasy results in a smaller volume of less dilute urine, due to increased ADH production NA NA  B3.1.1 understand that a species is a of organisms that can breed together to produce fertile offspring B3.3.4 describe different levels of organisation in an ecosystem from individual organisms to the whole ecosystem B3.1.2 understand that adaptation of living organisms to environment increases the species’ chance of survival by making it more likely that individuals will survive to reproduce B6.1.3 explain how evolution occurs through natural selection of variants that give rise to phenotypes better suited to their environment B3.1.3 recall, and recognise when given relevant data, examples of how different organisms are adapted to their environment, and explain how the adaptations increase the organism’s chance of surviving to successfully reproduce B3.4.3 in the context of data related to organisms within a population: a) calculate arithmetic means M2b, M2f b) use fractions and percentages M1c c) plot and draw appropriate graphs selecting appropriate scales for the axes d) extract and interpret information from charts, graphs and tables B3.1.4 understand that living organisms are dependent on the environment and species for their survival B3.3.5 explain the importance of interdependence and competition in a community B3.1.5 understand that there is competition for resources between different species of animals or plants in the same habitat B6.1.4 explain the importance of competition in a community, with regard to natural selection B3.1.6 relate changes affecting one species in a food web to the impact on species that are part of the same food web B3.3.4 describe different levels of organisation in an ecosystem from individual organisms to the whole ecosystem B3.1.7 explain the interdependence of living organisms by food webs B3.3.5 B3.3.6 explain the importance of interdependence and competition in a community describe the differences between the trophic levels of organisms within an ecosystem