encyclopedias

Contains alphabetically arranged entries that provide information related to diseases, biology, techniques, methodologies, genetic engineering, biotechnology, ethics, and social issues.

An illustrated encyclopedia for children that covers more than 250 topics from A to Z.

The first in a two volume set that looks at the history of the Central Intelligence Agency from the World War Two through the early twenty-first century.

"This comprehensive A-to-Z guide covers everything horse, and bridges gaps in the equestrian universe between English and Western styles. More than 1,700 entries explain wide-ranging topics such as breeds, tack, facilities, equine care and management, health and safety issues, riding styles and disciplines, shows, and much more."--Amazon.com.

Presents alphabetized articles on topics in genetics, covering disorders, social issues, the tools used by scientists, and the history of genetic study. Covers entries Q through Z.

Presents alphabetized articles on topics in genetics, covering disorders, social issues, the tools used by scientists, and the history of genetic study. Covers entries K through P.

Presents alphabetized articles on topics in genetics, covering disorders, social issues, the tools used by scientists, and the history of genetic study. Covers entries E through I.

Presents alphabetized articles on topics in genetics, covering disorders, social issues, the tools used by scientists, and the history of genetic study. Covers entries A through D.

Provides facts about a variety of animal babies.

The first in a two volume set that looks at chronic conditions that are increasingly plaguing our society. This volume covers abdominal diseases through hypothyroidism.