Biological Diversity on DAT

[drbrutus]

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For questions related to biological diversity on the DAT do they use the old eukaryotic kingdom classifications such as Kingdom Protista or Fungi? Or do they use the new ones like Rhizaria or Amoebozoa? Thanks!

 

[Med1992]

I had 2 or so questions (maybe 3) on Taxonomy/Biological Diversity, and I remember one was on Bacteria, but the rest were Eukaryotic, but either way, the Biology section is so random that you should be prepared to see anything.

 

[newbeginnings]

I had 2 or so questions (maybe 3) on Taxonomy/Biological Diversity, and I remember one was on Bacteria, but the rest were Eukaryotic, but either way, the Biology section is so random that you should be prepared to see anything.

Yeah but is it really worth studying for all the nitty gritty stuff in that section just for 2 measly questions that I could prob get correct if I skim it?

 

[FeralisExtremum]

Yeah but is it really worth studying for all the nitty gritty stuff in that section just for 2 measly questions that I could prob get correct if I skim it?

Depending on the test version, you could get more than just 2-3 questions.

 

[DAT Destroyer]

Depending on the test version, you could get more than just 2-3 questions.

Agreed!

 

[newbeginnings]

Depending on the test version, you could get more than just 2-3 questions.

Yikes. So how do you recommend I study for this? Kingdom Protista/Plants have a ton of little details. I heard the bootcamp charts are what I should memorize?

 

[eugpeng]

bootcamp charts and datqvault charts are good. I put all the info into notecards and just memorized them. Know the order and dates of eras too. Sadly, I spent a lot of time on this chapter and didn't get any questions so its your call if you wanna spend time on it