<p>Ok--</p>
<p>It is NOT similar organisms. Listen, if two parents who have adaptive traits give rise to a similar child, the frequency of that adaptive trait will increase. This is VERY important and the key to darwin's theory.</p>
<p>Also, join sat2bio to discuss more quickly</p>
<p>Ok, for that question about LH/ovulation--it was only 2 and 3, right? because a blocked fallopian tube wouldn't allow any eggs to come through at ALL?</p>
<p>we've already got 4 people, join</p>
<p>how do you do join the chat room?</p>
<p>IM me--Zachsta830</p>
<p>i think I failed the BIO SAT M today... A lot of stuff the princeton review book didn't have! (like the influenza stuff)... I didn't finish all the questions, and I rushed through the experiment questions because of the "10 minutes remaining"... I also took math, but I also ran out of time... Should I just cancel the scores (pretty sure I got below 700) or just retake them ?(will college see the first score and take that under consideration?)</p>
<p>Yes, colleges do see all your test scores. If you're very worried, you probably should cancel.</p>
<p>Of course Darwin thought animals produced similiar ones- that's how traits got passed on.</p>
<p>i say cancel.</p>
<p>what are you aiming for?</p>
<p>how many wrong/blank are you predicting...the score conversion might surprise you</p>
<p>Ok, I really think this test was harder than general...as easy as you guys think, it seems as if there's a lot of disagreement about questions....I think the curve might be more lenient.</p>
<p>i'm with you , zachsta (maybe that's just wishful thinking)</p>
<p>I actually thought Princeton Review did a good job. I took Biology-E, and a lot of the stuff was either in Princeton Review or in the practice SAT from Real SAT's. Some of the questions were exactly the same. And I studied hormones five minutes before I walked into the test room in PR and it sure helped on those four questions at the beginning that I would have not gotten otherwise.</p>
<p>One thing PR did lack in though was the experiments. Some of them today were pretty easy, but some of them, especially on the E-section, were not that easy. But if I didn't get at least a 740 today, I'll be mad that I spent half my vacation studying this week!</p>
<p>anyone have a solid idea of the curves for bio (particularly M)? i don't know whether to trust the Real SAT IIs, Kaplan's, etc.</p>
<p>so what was the answer to the question about those homologous structures (with the pictures)... What did you say was the arm/wing that was used for flying... I said pictures II and III...</p>
<p>i think that was right, i put the ones with the animals that had really tiny, skinny bones but big wingspan. Did you all put the first one as the one who could swim?</p>
<p>and what did you put as the diploid number of chromosomes in the karotype? (was it 48)? And what did you say the haploid number was?</p>
<p>I had haploid 24 and diploid 48</p>
<p>Should I just cancel the scores, or retake them for a better score?</p>
<p>how many do you think you got wrong?</p>