Biological Diagrams/drawing – SS3 Biology Lesson Note (Second Term)

Important Diagram Topics in Biology

• Spinal Cord Diagram
• Liver Diagram
• Skin Diagram
• Tongue Diagram
• Sycon Diagram

Things to Remember When Drawing a Diagram

• Make sure that the diagram is neat and clear.
• Remember to label the diagram. An unlabelled diagram is an incomplete diagram.
• Use shading wherever possible. A well-presented diagram can fetch more marks
• And most importantly, practice diagrams as much as possible. Doing so will reduce the time taken to draw and eliminate mistakes.

Human Heart

The human heart diagram may seem quite intimidating and can scare many students from even attempting it. However, it is one of the easiest to draw.

Theory: Human Heart

Human Brain

The human brain is a rather complex structure, with many creases and folds. However, drawing the diagram shouldn’t be difficult for most students. If possible, try to shade the different areas of the brain to fetch more marks.

Theory: Human Brain

Flower

One of the most elementary concepts in botany, the flower, is a straightforward diagram to draw. Ensure that the parts are correctly labelled.

Theory: Parts of a Flower

Structure of Mitochondria

The mitochondria are one of the many cellular organelles found in an animal cell. Drawing this diagram is moderately difficult, but it can be perfected with enough practice.

Theory: Mitochondria

Flowering Plant

Flowering plants or angiosperms are one of the unique members of the plant kingdom. Drawing this diagram should not pose an issue since most students are already acquainted with drawing a plant diagram in their lower classes.

Theory:  Morphology Of Flowering Plants

 Diagram of Nerve Cell (Neuron)

The nerve cells, also called neurons, communicate with other neurons and cells through electrical impulses. The diagram is easy to draw and should not pose any issues for students.