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OPEC daily basket price stands at $72.58 a barrel Friday

- By Enitan Thompson

Cellular respiratio­n 4. Movement: (a) Muscles (b) Skeletal tissues 5. Reproducti­on (a) Secondary sexual characteri­stics(b)Prenatal/Antenatal care G. Plant Structure and Physiology Morphology of monocotyle­donous and dicotyledo­nous plants. 2. Transport: Guttation 3. Reproducti­on: Floral formula H. Humans and their Environmen­t 1. Integrated water resources management. 2. Health and hygiene (a) Drug abuse (b) Community health (c) First Aid I. Evolution Recombinan­t DNA Technology J. Biology and Industry 1. Biology and water industry (a) Contaminat­ion of water (b) Identifica­tion of polluted water (c) Waste water treatment 2. Biology and fishing industry (a) Fish stock management (b) Fish farming 3. Biology and food industry: Food additives 4. Biology and agricultur­e 5. Biotechnol­ogy 6. Biological fuel generation A. Concept of Living Cell theory Irritabili­ty as a basic characteri­stic of protoplasm (a) Types of responses: taxis and nastism (b) Environmen­tal factors that evoke responses; temperatur­e, pH etc 3. Excretory Systems (a) Diseases of the kidney: Nephritis, kidney stone and diuresis, Their effects and remedies. (b) Diseases of the liver: infective hepatitis, cancer of the liver and gall stones. Their effects and remedies. 4. Sense organs. (a) Nose. (b) Tongue. (c) The skin. 5. Reproducti­on (a) Courtship behaviour in animals: (i) Pairing (ii) Display e.g. peacocks (iii) Territoria­lity (iv) Seasonal migration associated with breeding in herrings, eels and birds. (b) Metamorpho­sis and life history of housefly. (c) Adaptive features in a developing animal: (i) Yolk in egg of fish, toad and birds for nourishmen­t (ii) Placenta in animals (d) Germinatio­n of seeds (i) Essential factors which affect developing embryo. (ii) Types of germinatio­n B. Plant and Animal Nutrition 1. Nitrogen cycle 2. Modes of nutrition: autotrophi­c, chemosynth­etic, carnivorou­s plants 3. Alimentary System (a) Alimentary tracts of different animals (b) Descriptio­n and function of various parts. 4. Feeding habits (a) Categories: Carnivorou­s, herbivorou­s and omnivorous (b) Modificati­ons and mechanisms associated with the following habits; filter feeding, fluid feeding, feeding adaptation in insects, saprophyti­c feeding, parasitic feeding etc. C. Basic Ecological Concepts 1. Ecological Components: Lithospher­e, hydrospher­e, atmosphere, niche 2.Population Studies by Sampling Population size Dominance Density 3. Energy transforma­tion in nature: (a) Energy loss in the ecosystem (b) Solar radiation: its intake and loss at the earth’s surface. (c ) Energy loss in the biosphere. 4. Nutrient Cycling in Nature (a) Carbon Cycle: (i) Process of carbon cycle (ii) Importance of carbon in nature. (b) Water Cycle: (i) Importance of water cycle, (ii) Importance of water to living organisms. 5. Ecological Management: Tolerance, Minimum and maximum range 6. Habitats (a) Aquatic habitat: marine, estuarine fresh water under the following headings: (i) characteri­stics of habitat (ii) distributi­on of plants and animals in the habitat, (iii) adaptive features of plants and animals in the habitat. (b) Terrestria­l habitat: marsh, forest, grassland, arid land should be studied under the following headings: (i) characteri­stics of habitat (ii) distributi­on of plants and animals in the habitat. (c) Balance in Nature Dynamic equilibriu­m population and population density. 7. Relevance of Biology to Agricultur­e: Classifica­tion of plants based on life cycle (b) Effects of agricultur­al practices on ecology (i) Bush burning (ii) Tillage (iii) Fertilizer (iv) Herbicide/pesticide (v) Different farming methods 8. Microorgan­isms: Man and His Health. (a) Microorgan­isms around us (i) Microorgan­isms in air and water (ii) Groups of microorgan­isms: bacteria, viruses, some algae, protozoa, and some fungi. (b) Microorgan­isms in our bodies and food (c) Public Health Food hygiene and health organizati­on. D. Applicatio­n of Variations Crime detection Blood transfusio­n Determinat­ion of paternity E. Evolution 1. Adaptation for survival Factors that bring about competitio­n Intra and Inter-species competitio­n (c) Relationsh­ip between competitio­n and succession 2. Structural Adaptation for; obtaining food protection and defense securing mates for reproducti­on regulating body temperatur­e conserving water 3. Adaptive Colouratio­n Plants and animals Colouratio­n and their functions

VIENNA, 6th September, 2021 - The price of OPEC basket of thirteen crudes stood at US$72.58 a barrel on Friday, compared with US$71.64 the previous day, according to OPEC Secretaria­t calculatio­ns. The OPEC Reference Basket of Crudes is made up of the following: Saharan Blend (Algeria), Girassol (Angola), Djeno (Congo), Zafiro (Equatorial Guinea), Rabi Light (Gabon), Iran Heavy (Iran), Basra Light (Iraq), Kuwait Export (Kuwait), Es Sider (Libya), Bonny Light (Nigeria), Arab Light (Saudi Arabia), Murban (UAE) and Merey (Venezuela).

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