On the âWebsites-Geneticsâ page, click on âReplication & Protein Synthesisâ links. Do only the replication part. 1. Click on âDNA Replicationâ. What is the first step in the replication process? _____ 2. Match the bases to the correct strand. Where in the cell is this process taking place? _____ Quizzes:
Introduction ANZAC Day, the 25th of April, is a very special day in Australian (and New Zealand) history. ANZAC stands for the Australia New Zealand Army Corps and the reason that it is so important is that on the 25th of April, 1915 Australia went into battle for the first time as an independent nation.
The word âAnzacâ has been a part of Australian thought, language, and life since 25 April 1915. Devised by a signaller in Egypt as a useful acronym for âAustralian and New Zealand Army Corpsâ, it quickly became a word with many uses and meanings.Since then Anzac has been used in different ways.It has been applied to. 1  military formations: there were ANZAC corps in both world wars. 2  places: notably Anzac area on Gallipoli and Anzac Cover itself. 3  people: Anzac at first meant a man who had served on Gallipoli, and later acquired broader applications.he model was Pat Hanna, who served in the New Zealand forces during the First World War, tried to recreate the âlook of something between fear and defiance which we have all seen so often, and which will always remain in my memory as typical of our gallant old cobbers âthe Diggersââ.AWM P02591.001.