The Basics of Biology: Basics of the Hard Sciences
Autor Carol Leth Stoneen Limba Engleză Hardback – 29 aug 2004 – vârsta până la 17 ani
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780313317866
ISBN-10: 0313317860
Pagini: 304
Dimensiuni: 178 x 254 x 25 mm
Greutate: 0.82 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Greenwood
Seria Basics of the Hard Sciences
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 0313317860
Pagini: 304
Dimensiuni: 178 x 254 x 25 mm
Greutate: 0.82 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Greenwood
Seria Basics of the Hard Sciences
Locul publicării:New York, United States
Notă biografică
Carol Leth Stone, PhD, is a biology writer and editor who has contributed to numerous textbooks and other materials for science education.
Cuprins
PrefaceAcknowledgmentsThe BiosphereThe Evolution of LifeCells and GeneticsOrgans and SystemsA Survey of OrganismsHumans in the BiosphereInvestigationsAppendix A: Investigating Biology on the InternetAppendix B: SI UnitsAppendix C: Landmarks in BiologyGlossarySelected BibliographyFor Further ReadingIndex
Recenzii
[H]as much to recommend it.
This solid introduction provides an overview of the field; history, key concepts, and principles. Up-to-date information on ecology and genetics accompany basic coverage of evolution, body systems, and the classes of living organisms. An insert of color photographs complements the black-and-white drawings, charts, and graphs while boxed areas contain supplemental information, such as a discussion of the new imaging techniques used in medical diagnosis.
[O]ffers an overview of the discipline, including its history and key concepts and principles . . . . This overview is well suited to novice students. As a reference work, it will be most useful as background material to help students better understand biology articles, books, and news programs and, possibly as a study guide. A solid introduction.
The Basics of Biology is a well-written, non-threatening introduction to biology intended for the layperson. It is designed as a reference to allow the reader to understand biological articles, books and news programs. It has also been structured in accordance with the National Science Education Standards for high school biology so it could be used to develop curriculum.
This book is useful for updating biology references for high school students or teachers at the middle school level.
[P]rovides very useful suggestions to high school students seeking topics for science projects . . . . [A]dult users attempting to understand debates over gene typing, stem cell research and genetically altered foods may find this a useful, up-to-date review of fundamental issues in biology.
Joining others in the basics of hard sciences' series is an important guide recommended as a pick for any student of college-level biology including quite a few at the advanced high school level. Students here receive an introduction to the science of biology, an overview of the history and key scientists and concepts involved in the discipline, and a topical arrangement which lends to easy browsing and information retrieval. An outstanding introduction combining simplicity of access with concrete facts.
This solid introduction provides an overview of the field; history, key concepts, and principles. Up-to-date information on ecology and genetics accompany basic coverage of evolution, body systems, and the classes of living organisms. An insert of color photographs complements the black-and-white drawings, charts, and graphs while boxed areas contain supplemental information, such as a discussion of the new imaging techniques used in medical diagnosis.
[O]ffers an overview of the discipline, including its history and key concepts and principles . . . . This overview is well suited to novice students. As a reference work, it will be most useful as background material to help students better understand biology articles, books, and news programs and, possibly as a study guide. A solid introduction.
The Basics of Biology is a well-written, non-threatening introduction to biology intended for the layperson. It is designed as a reference to allow the reader to understand biological articles, books and news programs. It has also been structured in accordance with the National Science Education Standards for high school biology so it could be used to develop curriculum.
This book is useful for updating biology references for high school students or teachers at the middle school level.
[P]rovides very useful suggestions to high school students seeking topics for science projects . . . . [A]dult users attempting to understand debates over gene typing, stem cell research and genetically altered foods may find this a useful, up-to-date review of fundamental issues in biology.
Joining others in the basics of hard sciences' series is an important guide recommended as a pick for any student of college-level biology including quite a few at the advanced high school level. Students here receive an introduction to the science of biology, an overview of the history and key scientists and concepts involved in the discipline, and a topical arrangement which lends to easy browsing and information retrieval. An outstanding introduction combining simplicity of access with concrete facts.