Biology Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

An in depth summary of lecture content and presentations including further and recommended reading of the course. The notes are condensed to prioritise the important information with clear and concise explanations.

An in depth summary of lecture content and presentations including further and recommended reading of the course. The notes are condensed to prioritise the important information with clear and concise explanations.

An in depth summary of lecture content and presentations including further and recommended reading of the course. The notes are condensed to prioritise the important information with clear and concise explanations.

An in depth summary of lecture content and presentations including further and recommended reading of the course. The notes are condensed to prioritise the important information with clear and concise explanations.

An in depth summary of lecture content and presentations including further and recommended reading of the course. The notes are condensed to prioritise the important information with clear and concise explanations.

An in depth summary of lecture content and presentations including further and recommended reading of the course. The notes are condensed to prioritise the important information with clear and concise explanations.

Full notes for the Conservation Biology module. Notes are very clear and contain colourful images and diagrams. Please message me if you have any questions and leave if a positive review if these notes were helpful!

Full lecture and revision notes for the Evolutionary Ecology module with many examples. Notes are very clear and contain colourful images and diagrams. Please message me if you have any questions and leave if a positive review if these notes were helpful!

Summary of lecture notes from the Agricultural Biotechnology module with full examples. Notes are very clear and contain colourful images and diagrams.

Notes from 15 lectures on Marine ecology and physiology which is a 10 credit unit within the Biology BSc course at the University of Bristol. This is a second-year module. The notes have colour, pictures, formatting for important facts (bold, italic etc). There is a content table for easy access to individual lectures. The notes cover everything from physical and chemical aspects of the ocean, to the different types of ecosystems and organisms which inhabit them. The lectures then move to ...