How important really is all these stuff? seems like lot of random facts. I understand that hardy weinberg, mendelian, crosses, linkage are all important from geentics, but is the idea of speciation and other evolution that important? Is this topic popular on MCATs? Thanks
Evolution??
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What prep material are you using?
It's good to know. I don't think it's exactly high-yield but you should know it anyways.
Know everything on this page:
http://mcat-review.org/evolution.php
that's all you need to know about evolution for the MCAT.
And imo, most of it is common sense and somewhat interesting anyways. It's not hard to pick up.
It's good to know. I don't think it's exactly high-yield but you should know it anyways.
Know everything on this page:
http://mcat-review.org/evolution.php
that's all you need to know about evolution for the MCAT.
And imo, most of it is common sense and somewhat interesting anyways. It's not hard to pick up.
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Official BS topics list: https://www.aamc.org/students/download/85566/data/bstopics.pdf
Page 12 has all the stuff that is fair game for the BS section. Speciation, comparative anatomy, ontogeny, origin of life, etc. are all on it.
Everything in a prep book like EK should be sufficient
Page 12 has all the stuff that is fair game for the BS section. Speciation, comparative anatomy, ontogeny, origin of life, etc. are all on it.
Everything in a prep book like EK should be sufficient
