SS1 Biology – Ecological Management

In this class, we will discuss ecological management.  Ecological Management Biological association In a community, various biological associations exist between organisms of different species. Some of these biological associations are

SS1 Biology – Basic Ecological Concept

CONTENT   Meaning of Ecology Components of Ecology Biomes and Local Biomes in Nigeria   Ecology is the study of living organisms to their environment. The study examines the relationships

SS1 Biology – Growth

Growth is defined as an irreversible increase in volume, size, and number of parts, length, and weight of an organism It is an organic process that takes some time to

SS1 Biology – Modes  of Nutrition

MODE OF NUTRITION 1. Autotrophic Nutrition is the type of nutrition in which the organisms can manufacture their food. Organisms that can manufacture or synthesize their food are called autotrophs. Autotrophic nutrition is carried out

SS1 Biology – Nutrition in Animals

Animal Nutrition (Food Substances) – Classes of food, vitamins, and minerals   Food is a complex, energy-rich organic matter that living organisms feed on to obtain nutrients and substances necessary

SS1 Biology – Nutrient Cycle in Nature

The carbon cycle is the way carbon (iv) oxide is being used from the atmosphere by photosynthesis and put back into the atmosphere by respiration and decay. The carbon cycle involves

SS1 Biology – Organization of Life

Organization of life is defined as the existence of life from a single-celled organism to a multicelled organisms with a complex form that perform different functions Levels of Organization 1 

SS1 Biology – Living Things and Non-Living Things

Living things are those objects that have life e.g., plants and animals. Non-living things are those objects without life or lifeless objects.           CHARACTERISTICS OF LIVING THINGS MOVEMENT: is defined

SS1 Biology – Introduction to Biology

Science is defined as a systematic process of enquiring about the living and non-living things in our environment. The term “biology” is coined from two Greek words: “bios,” meaning life, and