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Research was carried out to investigate the effect of the direction of incident light on the behavioural response of Calliphora larvae.
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Contents * Page 2 Abstract * Introduction * Page 3 Implementing * Modification to design * Page 4 Experimental results * Page5 Associated results * Precautions * Page 6 Reliability of data * Page 7 Analysing evidence and drawing conclusions * Conclusion * Page 10 Evaluating evidence and procedures * Limitations of apparatus * Page 11 Limitations of technique * Effects of these limitations on the data collected * Page 12 Effects on conclusion * Page 13 Synthesis of principles and concepts * Scientific knowledge * Page 15 References * Page 16 Appendix Abstract Research was carried out to investigate the effect of the direction of incident light on the behavioural response of Calliphora larvae. They were centrally placed onto a piece of white paper marked with positive, negative and neutral in a circular chart. White light was shone onto the maggot from one direction and the subsequent direction and speed of movement was measured. Results suggest that the directional movement of the Calliphora is influenced by the angle of light and that the...
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