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I have no photographs of it as my visual arts diary and work is currently in the hands on BoS.

I managed to get selected to display my work at the Gallery of NSW. Just wondering about other people etc. Tell us if ya got in and where its being displayed.

Yer nice. Thats what I did. The key was linking it back to accomodation in eye. Nice

Mate, they will both be correct. I disagree. In A you are "isolating" in C you are "moving to quarantine". Which is same thing. Vaccination is long term solution as developing an immune response and producing memory cells takes time. If the the cows were vaccined but got the disease in a...

I drew nephron and kidney in the sexiest diagram youll ever see... Had it all...donno if ill loose marks... I did the nephon and drew the cortex and medulla, then I had collecting ducts joining to the pelvis.

Yer that was a tough one. I saved it for last actually. I basically started by saying, to understand action potential. We must understand resting potential. I spoke briefly about it. Basically, resting is when there is no pulse going through the nerve cell. The neurone is kept at a negative...

wow 83...way to low. I rekon 86-7 is safe to say. Probs very minimum.

TBH the answers have both their pros and cons. Both will be correct. And if you get it wrong, or I get it wrong. BoS to blame...once again.

Was a pritty easy paper but MC was difficult I think for state. Questions like 9 were superhard where everyone put O2 binds strongly to haemo etc when oxygen just doesnt bind strongly to haemoglobin...so the MC will sort people out. But I think maybe very high 80s, or mid 80s, donno.

Plus it doesnt say that the particular diesase has been identified. Just "a disease has been identified"....stupid bio...

Yer...haha I read it as if...they have identified that the animals are diseased... Hmmmm terrible wording...surely you see where Im coming from haha.

Some is carbaminohaemoglobin...but small percentage. It was A. Oxygen does not bing STRONGLY to haemoglobin. The oxygen does not bind STRONGLY to the Iron containing HAEM groups on the alpha and beta chains...it does not bind strongly so the bonds can easily be broken when pH drops a tiny bit...

THEY DO NOT KNOW WHT DISEASE IT IS! It is C - quarantine

9 is A for shizzle, The trick to this question. Which fooled many people and the bio teacher said was very unfair was that. Oxygen does not bind STRONGLY to haemoglobin...

I completely dominated the communication section.... Ask me if you have questions on it...