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Being different 4a) Write down a list of five features that all humans have in common. b) For each feature, write down whether it is exactly the same in all humans or if it can be slightly different in different people. If it can be slightly different explain how. 7Da

Being different 5Tigers and lions can reproduce to give ‘ligers’. Ligers cannot reproduce. What does this tell you about lions and tigers? 7Da 6What relationship does this graph show?

Being different 7Look at the two pictures. a) Write down two things which are the same in each. b) Write down two things which are different in each. 7Da AB

Being different 4a) Write down a list of five features that all humans have in common. For example: two legs, two arms, 5 toes, 5 fingers, one nose. b) For each feature, write down whether it is exactly the same in all humans or if it can be slightly different in different people. If it can be slightly different explain how. All the features are capable of some variation. 7Da

Being different 5Tigers and lions can reproduce to give ‘ligers’. Ligers cannot reproduce. What does this tell you about lions and tigers? They are different species. 7Da

Being different 6What relationship does this graph show? 7Da The more fertiliser, the more flowers the plant has.

Being different 7Look at the two pictures. a) Write down two things which are the same in each. 7Da For example: jointed legs, bodies in sections, eyes. AB