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GCE BIOLOGY - BY MARK SCHEME - SUMMER 014 1 (a) A = Capillary (network)/ capillaries ; B = Epithelial cell/ epithelium/ epithelial layer; C = Lacteal/ lymph vessel; NOT lymph node Feature Explanation Microvilli/ folded epithelium; Increase/ large surface area/ greater {absorption/diffusion} (of digested products); increase catalytic surface area for digestion (Dense/large) capillary network/ {good/rich} blood supply/ lots of capillaries; {Transport/absorb} {glucose/amino acids] / maintain a {diffusion/concentration} gradient; Presence of lacteal/ lymph vessel; Absorb {lipids/fats/ fatty acids}; Thin epithelium/ epithelium one cell thick; Short diffusion pathway; (c) (i) Mucus; 1 (ii) {Lubricates/ reduces friction} (for passage of food); Prevents {auto digestion of /digestion of/ autolysis of/ the effect of acid/ enzymes on} the gut wall; (d) Peristalsis; Correct action of circular and longitudinal muscles/ wave of muscle contraction; {Forces/pushes/ propels} food along/mixes food (for more efficient digestion/absorption); NOT move (e) Deamination/ amino group removed; Max (amino groups) to urea; remainder to {carbohydrate/ glycogen}; 1 Total [15] 10

(a) (i) Loss of water vapour/evaporation of water; From leaf/stomata/lenticels; (ii) Cooling effect/{supply/movement} of {mineral (ions)/water} /maintains transpiration {pull/stream} /required for photosynthesis /allows water to reach aerial parts; 1 (i) Prevent entry of air into xylem/ prevent formation of air bubble in xylem; Which would break {transpiration stream/ cohesive forces}/ block movement of water; (ii) Diameter of capillary tube; Distance travelled by bubble; Time taken; Max (c) (i) Xerophytes; 1 (ii) {High humidity/ humid atmosphere} in air chamber; Because {water vapour/humid air} not removed by wind/ water vapour trapped; This produces a {less steep / reduces} {water potential/ diffusion/concentration} gradient; Between inside of leaf and air chamber/ inside and outside of stoma; Max (iii) {Smaller/less/ rolled} leaves/spines + reduced surface area Max (exposed to environment); {Reduced number/closure of stomata} + less openings for water to be lost through; {Hairs on leaves/rolled leaves} + {increases humidity/ reduces {water potential/ diffusion/ concentration} gradient/ traps water vapour}; Thick cuticle + reducing evaporation from surface of leaf; Total [1] 11

(a) (i) Adaptive radiation; 1 (ii) Mutation (in common ancestor); (Leads to) variation/ change of beak (shape); Becomes specialised/ adapted {to occupy a particular {niche/environment}/eat particular food}; Have a selective advantage/ are better {suited/ adapted} to a particular environment/ better chances of survival/owtte; (More) reproduce and pass on {genes/ alleles}; (i) Humans closely related to gorillas; More amino acids in common/ gorilla has 57 in common with Humans while horse has 557/ gorilla has different from human while horse has 17 different; Share more recent common ancestor; (ii) Chromatography/electrophoresis; 1 (iii) Reduces mistakes made in classification due to convergent evolution; 1 Total [10] 1

4 (a) Increases surface area; Diffusion takes place (over whole area); (i) Mouth opens/floor of buccal cavity lowered; Volume of {buccal cavity/inside the mouth} increases/pressure lowered inside {buccal cavity/mouth}; Water {pulled in from outside/ enters due to pressure difference}; Mouth closes and {buccal cavity then contracts/ floor of buccal cavity raises}; Water forced {across/through} gills (into gill cavity); Pressure in gill cavity increases; Forces open the operculum / gill slits; (ii) Blood flows across (gills/ filaments/ lamellae/ gill plates) in opposite direction to water; Blood always meets water containing a higher oxygen concentration/{diffusion/ concentration} gradient maintained/ equilibrium is never reached; Across entire {gill/ gas exchange surface}; Higher saturation of blood with oxygen achieved; Max (c) (i) Diffusion pathway would be too long/ ensures a short diffusion pathway; Speed of diffusion too slow; To supply sufficient oxygen; Max (ii) Less fluid/ fluid moves into muscle fibres/ fluid level decreases; More area for gaseous exchange/ shorter diffusion pathway; 4 Total [1] 1

5 (a) (Phloem) parenchyma; (Phloem) fibres; Feature Presence of sieve Explanation Permits bidirectional flow/ {plates/pores}; permits flow {from cell to cell/ through the plant}; {Few/no} organelles/ No obstruction to flow of {thin/peripheral} cytoplasm; solutes; Plasmodesmata; Allows transport of {molecules/ ATP/ sucrose} from companion cell (to sieve tube element); Maximum of two features with matched explanation Explanation mark only given if feature correct (c) Mass flow is {a passive process/ not an active process}; From high to low {concentration/pressure}/ down a concentration gradient; {Mitochondria/energy/ATP} not required (in a passive process); 5 Total [9] 14

6 (a) A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O (some) CO {dissolves directly/ in solution} in the plasma; (some)co {diffuses into/absorbed by} {red blood cells /erythrocytes}; (some) CO combines with haemoglobin/ to form carbamino {haemoglobin/ compounds}; (most) CO combines with water to give carbonic acid; (catalysed) by carbonic anhydrase; carbonic acid dissociates into hydrogen carbonate and hydrogen ions; hydrogen carbonate ions pass out (into plasma); (chloride shift) allows movement of Cl - into red blood cells; to maintain {electrical/ electrochemical} neutrality; increased {conc/partial pressure} of CO (dissolved in blood); lowers ph of blood/blood becomes more acidic; oxyhaemoglobin {accepts H + /acts as a buffer}; reduces affinity of haemoglobin for oxygen; more oxygen is released (from oxyhaemoglobin)/ more oxyhaemoglobin dissociates; oxygen dissociation curve moves to the right/bohr {shift/effect}; Accept credit from graph/ diagram available 15

A Both are tubular/contain a lumen/ OWTTE; available B Both have movement by mass flow/owtte; C Both movement along pressure gradients; D Both movement in one direction only; E Artery transports blood, xylem water; F Movement of liquid pulsatile in arteries, smooth in xylem; G Arteries living, xylem dead; H Pressure generated by heart in arteries, no pump for xylem; I Xylem vessels contain lignin; J Xylem has support function; K {Adhesive forces/ hydrophilic lining} in xylem; L Arteries have {muscle/elastic tissue}; can be shown on diagram M Arteries distend/recoil; N Smooth endothelium of artery/ endothelium reduces friction; O Artery walls composed of layers; 10 6 Total [10] 16