Biology A-Level
Annotation as recorded evidence
What Annotation as recorded evidence means in Biology A-Level, as defined for OCR.
Definition of Annotation as recorded evidence
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Reference: OCR
Recording observed features beyond a name, for example colour, texture, relative size or a measured dimension, with a title identifying the specimen.
Topics that use Annotation as recorded evidence
- Use of apparatus and techniques (OCR A-Level)
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- Accuracy of observation transferred to paper
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- Clarity and convention in biological drawing
- Colorimetry and calibration
- Computer modelling
- Control of variables
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