biology

Contains over one thousand color illustrations, charts, graphs, and maps, with supporting text, that provide a visual guide to biology, covering topics in the categories of unity, continuity, diversity, maintenance, human biology, and ecology.

Contains over 1,800 alphabetically arranged entries that provide definitions and explanations of terms associated with the field of evolutionary biology, and includes illustrations and cross-references.

An alphabetical reference of approximately three thousand terms frequently used in the biological sciences, featuring terms reflecting advances in genetics, biochemistry, and cell biology, as well as more than forty line drawings.

Surveys career opportunities in the life sciences and provides advice on job hunting, benefits, advantages and disadvantages, job outlook, and salaries.

Discusses evolution and other theories about the origin of life and describes plants and animals of various geographical regions.

Continues: Life on earth. The story of the Earth's surface and its colonization by animals and plants.

Contains some 3100 concise definitions of biological terms and concepts.

Presents 101 experiments that explain biological concepts in ways that children can understand.

A handbook of simple projects which sends young science detectives to explore fields and vacant lots to observe and record their findings about plant and animal life.

Photographs and brief text examine the characteristics of a variety of animals and plants and other objects in nature.