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Is there a lot of physiology on the DAT this year? Should I put most of my time studying plants/evolution/ecology or physio? Any advice would be greatly appreciated! = )
Physiology on DAT... advice from folks who have taken DAT
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I have the same question..
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You can't really choose between 1 or the other. You could know the basics of evolution and ecology after 1 afternoon of studying.
I never studied plants in great depth and it paid off for me. I knew basic plant anatomy and classification (angiosperm/gymno, monocott/dicott,...)
Physiology sadly is probably weighted the same (I wish I had been more). I took classes in anatomy, physiolgy, ecology, and evolution, (nothing on plants), so everythig was review for me.
I never studied plants in great depth and it paid off for me. I knew basic plant anatomy and classification (angiosperm/gymno, monocott/dicott,...)
Physiology sadly is probably weighted the same (I wish I had been more). I took classes in anatomy, physiolgy, ecology, and evolution, (nothing on plants), so everythig was review for me.
