🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ hahaha thank you for pointing this out fox! We will redo these before too long. When we do - we’ll sort this out! Seems we’re all learning something here 🙌 good luck with all your work!

@@Cognitoedu no problem. Your videos are so helpful and clear to understand. First mistake I've spotted so you're doing well!

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2yrs have passed this guys vids still helpin ya(I’m curious)

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@@Cognitoedu My Biology teacher gave us that one lol. I think he is afraid of getting sacked tho...

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The one i learnt is kinda similar. King - Kingdom Phillip - Phylum Came - Class Over - Order For - Family Gay - Genus S3x - Species

@@RasanM-uy4sr I’ll definitely remember that thank you

Hey Lou 👋 - thanks so much for the nice comment!! Really happy to hear you’re finding them useful 🥳

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@@lucy4576 no, for ur comment you have written it right, its your not you're which means you are so it would mean (with you're): you are videos are really helpful. your is correct

Hi Sya - we made this one on Keynote (like PowerPoint but for Mac). I did the art on an iPad using Procreate - but you can use anything really! Then we edited it using Final Cut Pro to help with some of the animations and timing etc. Basically you can make it on PowerPoint if you’ve got the time 👍

PhD zoologist here. 1. - 'same species, different genera' was a reference to the specific epithet (though his wording was wonky), the second part of a species name. It is this part that may be used in the names of separate species, thus causing confusion as to what organism is being talked about - example; Tilia americana, Fraxinus americana and Ulmus americana. All are species names sharing the same specific epithet; americana. If the species name only comprised one part (americana in this case) then there would confusion as to what was being talked about. Adding the genus as a compulsory first name resolves this issue. By the way, these are the species names for the basswood, ash and elm trees. 2. - 'also how can u tell if two things are more closely related, like what indicates a closer relationship, being the same species or genus?' - you don't know it, but this is actually a complex question! - if I answer within Linnaean taxonomy _only_ it's this; the more commonality at each rank (kingdom down to species) the more related the 2 organisms are. - for example take 2 mammals and a bird (a reptile), all 3 share the same... Kingdom; Animalia Phylum; Chordata ---- but... Class; Mammalia for the 2 mammals/Aves for the bird - at class level the bird diverges into its own class name. You recognise this as confirming that as the other 2 of the 3 still have the same class name, that means they are more related to each other than to the bird. - now, taking this info, answer for yourself what you asked; 3 animals share the same genus, 2 of the 3 share the same species. Which of the 3 are therefore more closely related?

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What?

I didnt get a thing u said. Sorry

@@jasinsworld3095 i think they're saying that the animals on the tree he was showing were not correct and did not share common ancestors at the splits he was showing

check his website its really good and it quizzes you on any lesson you like!! its all free!!

@@champagne475 Thanks a lot!! I checked and true it is helpful :)

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Don't curse them. They are the people doing the dirty work we are reluctant to do.

It's their job, what do you want them to do? No offence but do it yourself if it disturbs you this much 😭

For the 2022 GCSEs yes but don’t stress over it as it’s only a minor focus topic. For future GCSEs yes.

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@@marahalsabbagh3793 np!

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take a guess bro, what might kate be coming over to get that starts with s and is rude

@@speedysloth361 a spanking

Dear King Philip Came Over For Good Soup (this is what I use lol)

My school uses "King Philip cut oranges for good students" lol

*Did Katy Perry **_cut orange_** for good soup*

I am now using Did Katy Perry Come Over For Good Soup thank you all

Dear King Phillip Come Over For Great Spaghetti

So I could commend them in person!

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Light Yagami the guys name is Tom he repeated three times! 🤣

for me it's "Don't Kids Prefer Cheese over Fried Green Spinach?" but yeah it's similar enough bc my bio teacher told me this one

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Spagetti is a very controversial word

@@rabbitman8535 I see

horrible way of remembering it

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Hes trying to tell us something, I feel it

What language is this... it’s like part English and part not

@@iingardinhio6173 tagalog.. it's spoken in the phillipines :D

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I found a good one too: keep ponds clean or frogs get sick

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