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crim: unit 2

crim: unit 2

By: Alexandra Andreea

299 Cards –

17 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: AC 1.1: compare criminal behaviour & deviance, A.C 1.2 - explain the social construction of crime, A.2 2.1 - physiological theories of criminality

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Animal physiology

Animal physiology

By: George Renwick

163 Cards –

12 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: Homeostasis & Resting Potential, Spikes, Synapses

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criminology

criminology

By: lilia davies

445 Cards –

31 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: compare criminal and deviance behaviour, unit 2 social construction of criminality: circumstances of the act, unit 2 social construction of time: culture

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year 2

year 2

By: Conrad Sedwell

638 Cards –

80 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: Excitable cells 1: Action potentials, Physiology and Pharmacology: 4, Microbiology 5: Analysis protein-protein interactions

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Vets2011

Vets2011

By: Maddison Hamilton

238 Cards –

13 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: Cardiovascular System Features, Anatomy of the Heart, Functional Anatomy of the Heart

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c1. intro to a&p ii

c1. intro to a&p ii

By: mozzy montana

180 Cards –

18 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: 1.1 a&p compared, 1.1a anatomy: details of structure and form, 1.1b physiology: details of function

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SF3: Cardiovascular, Respiratory and Musculoskeletal Systems

SF3: Cardiovascular, Respiratory and Musculoskeletal Systems

By: Lauren Gallagher

482 Cards –

15 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: W1 Intro to Musculoskeletal Anatomy Part 1, W2 Synovial Joints (part done), W2 Bone Physiology

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Criminology Unit 2

Criminology Unit 2

By: Will CROUCH

47 Cards –

5 Decks –

2 Learners

Sample Decks: AC1.1 Compare Criminal Behaviour and Deviance., AC1.2 Explain the Social Construction of Crime., Physiological Theories

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Comprehensive Review

Comprehensive Review

By: Jackie Jimenez

91 Cards –

6 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: Epidemiology, Comparative Anatomy II, Molecular Biology

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SF6: Organs of Special Senses and Endocrine Systems

SF6: Organs of Special Senses and Endocrine Systems

By: Lauren Gallagher

231 Cards –

13 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: W1 Glucose Metabolism, W1 Anatomy and Microanatomy of the Endocrine System, W3 Thyroid Hormone

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Bms Y2 S1

Bms Y2 S1

By: Emese Závodszky

51 Cards –

4 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: Developmental Neurobio, Integrated Physiology With Pharmacolgy, Comparative Neurobio

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Biology Topic 1: Maintaining a Balance

Biology Topic 1: Maintaining a Balance

By: Jaskiran Kaur

157 Cards –

23 Decks –

9 Learners

Sample Decks: section 1. (1) Identify the role of enzymes in metabolism, describe their chiemical compositions and use a simple model to describe their specificity on substrates, section 1 (2)Explain why the maintenance of a constant internal environment is important for optimal metabolic efficiency, section 1. (3+ 4) describe homeostasis as the process by which organisms maintain a relatively stable internal environment+ 2 stages of homeostasis

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BMS107

BMS107

By: Wanwen Lin

112 Cards –

11 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: L19-20 Thermal physiology, L21-23 Osmoregulation, L24 Sensory system (Intro)

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Philosopy- improved

Philosopy- improved

By: Naomi C

127 Cards –

65 Decks –

5 Learners

Sample Decks: 1.1 Ancient philosphical influences, 1.2 Plato's understanding of reality, 1.3 Plato's forms

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Urological & Reproductive Systems

Urological & Reproductive Systems

By: Laura Oldfield

44 Cards –

15 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: Reproductive Anatomy, Reproduction & Breeding activity, Making of the male

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Criminological Theories

Criminological Theories

By: amy firman

31 Cards –

7 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: AC 1.1 COMPARE CRIMINAL BEHAVOIR AND DEVIANCE (CRIMINAL), AC 1.1 COMPARE CRIMINAL BEHAVOIR AND DEVIANCE (DEVIANCE), AC 1.2 EXPLAIN THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF CRIMINALITY

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