Biological Sciences Review Magazine Volume 31, 2018/19 Issue 4

This A-level magazine makes cutting-edge biology research accessible and relevant for students, supporting them to get their best grade. Featuring the latest thinking on advanced topics, Biological Sciences Review aims to challenge students and increase their confidence with data, technical terms, practical experiments and exam skills.ContentsMarine bacteria and the plastisphereRobyn WrightBioethicsTackling cancer: getting personalChris WilmottSnake venomMax Drakeley, Liz Sheffield and Catherine McCrohanThe measure of a monkey: speciation and hybridsDuncan WrightProspectsFeeding the futureJoseph MoughanWhat is...?Sympatric speciationRobert Spooner and Raksha GohelProtecting the pinosaurLiz SheffieldLampreysCatherine McCrohanWhat is...?A ring speciesRobert Spooner and Raksha GohelStillbirthStacey Lee and Megan SharpsOutside the boxMaking sense of bird bristlesWater: transport and regulation in the bodyKevin MoffatUpgradeExams? You need a strategyMartin Rowland

This A-level magazine makes cutting-edge biology research accessible and relevant for students, supporting them to get their best grade. Featuring the latest thinking on advanced topics, Biological Sciences Review aims to challenge students and increase their confidence with data, technical terms, practical experiments and exam skills.ContentsMarine bacteria and the plastisphereRobyn WrightBioethicsTackling cancer: getting personalChris WilmottSnake venomMax Drakeley, Liz Sheffield and Catherine McCrohanThe measure of a monkey: speciation and hybridsDuncan WrightProspectsFeeding the futureJoseph MoughanWhat is...?Sympatric speciationRobert Spooner and Raksha GohelProtecting the pinosaurLiz SheffieldLampreysCatherine McCrohanWhat is...?A ring speciesRobert Spooner and Raksha GohelStillbirthStacey Lee and Megan SharpsOutside the boxMaking sense of bird bristlesWater: transport and regulation in the bodyKevin MoffatUpgradeExams? You need a strategyMartin Rowland