The Joint Admission Matriculation Body JAMB have prepared essential topics/syllabus to help students prepare for the JAMB Examination. This article shows the JAMB course outline for Biology.
The main principle for Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB Outlines is to prepare candidates for the Examination.The topics listed below are the list of JAMB Outlines fot Biology.
LIST OF JAMB COURSE OUTLINE FOR BIOLOGY
1. Ecology
- Factors Affecting the Distribution of Organisms
- Local (Nigerian) Biomes
- Natural Habitats
- Soil
- Conservation of Natural Resources
- Diseases
- Game Reserves and Natural Parks
- Population and Its Control
- Energy Flow in The Ecosystem
- Nutrient Cycling in Nature
- Symbiotic Interactions of Plants
- Adaptation for Survival
- Ecological Succession
- Factors Affecting Population Sizes
- Population Density and Overcrowding
2. Evolution
- Evidence of Evolution
- Theories of Evolution
- Form and Functions
- Growth
- Internal Structure of a Flowering Plant
- Internal Structure of a Mammal
- Homeostatsis
- Hormonal Control
- Nervous Co-Ordination
- The Sense Organs
- Excretory Mechanisms
- Excretory Products of Plants
- Types of Excretory Structures
- Animal Nutrition
- Modes of Nutrition
- Plant Nutrition
- Types of Nutrition
- Asexual Reproduction
- Reproduction in Mammals
- Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants
- Aerobic Respiration
- Anaerobic Respiration
- Respiration
- Respiratory Organs and Surfaces
- The Mechanism of Gaseous Exchange
- Support and Movement
- Supporting Tissues in Animals
- Tropic, Tactic, Nastic and Sleep Movements in Plants
- Types and Functions of the Skeleton
- Channels for Transportation
- Materials for Transportation
- Media and Processes of Mechanism for Transportation
- Need for Transportation
3. Heredity and Variations
- Heredity
- Application of Discontinuous Variation in Crime Detection, Blood Transfusion and Determination of Paternity
- Morphological Variations in The Physical Appearance of Individuals
- Physiological Variation
4. Variety of Organisms
- Adaptive Coloration and Its Functions
- Behavioural Adaptations in Social Animals
- Evolution Among the Following
- Living Organisms
- Structural Adaptations in Organisms
- Structural/Functional and Behavioral Adaptations of Organisms
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