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META: follow our handy guide to dissecting your first earthworm and learn some interesting things about them too. Earthworms play essential roles in many ecosystems. They help introduce oxygen to the soil and mix it up. As they tunnel through the ground, they enrich the soil and push it toward the surface where it’s easier … Continue reading “Your Guide To Your First Earthworm Dissection”
Advanced Placement classes were once limited to select groups of students, but today, these classes dominate the high school experience. During the 2016-2017 school year, 111,000 students in American schools took the computer science course with a growth of more than 54,000 students from the previous year. We’ve put together a list of excellent resources … Continue reading “Six Resources with the Best AP Textbook Prices”
Ready to ace your next brain anatomy quiz? We’ve got you covered! Review our 17 practice questions to improve your understanding of the parts of the brain and the central nervous system. Plus, brush up on our tips for studying smarter, not harder. Taking AP Biology? Have a brain anatomy quiz coming soon? We’ve got 17 questions … Continue reading “17 Questions To Study For A Brain Anatomy Quiz In AP Biology”
Hi, I’m Kevin Powell, Editor-in-Chief at Biology Junction, an essential site dedicated to helping those doing advanced placement biology work in high school. I’m a former AP Biology student myself, who now dedicates my life and time in tutoring and providing successful strategies for passing this advanced course and earning college credit. Our site provides … Continue reading “Welcome to AP Biology Review”
