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A-LevelBiologyBiodiversity and conservationFeb/Mar 2025Paper 5 Q115 Marks

Sand dunes are important ecosystems that are found in many regions of the world. Sand dune ecosystems can be damaged by natural events, such as extreme weather conditions, and by human activities including farming and tourism. [Figure 1.1] is a map of part of a national park in a coastal area of northern Europe. The map shows the range of ecosystems present, including two types of sand dune ecosystem: yellow dune and grey dune. A biologist decided to study the grey dune ecosystem. The biologist visited the ecosystem in the summer, in the month of June.

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This structured question appeared in the Cambridge A-Level Biology (9700) Feb/Mar 2025 examination, Paper 5 Variant 2. It tests the topic of Biodiversity and conservation and is worth 15 marks.

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