Biology

Biology is designed for multi-semester biology courses for science majors. It is grounded on an evolutionary foundation and consists of thrilling options that spotlight careers in the organic sciences and on a regular basis purposes of the concepts at hand.

To meet the wants of today’s instructors and students, some content has been strategically condensed whereas maintaining the overall scope and coverage of traditional texts for this course. Instructors can customize the book, adapting it to the approach that works greatest in their classroom.

Biology additionally contains an progressive art program that incorporates important thinking and clicker questions to help students understand—and apply—key ideas.

Features:

- Study progress

- Quiz progress

- 8 Study units

- 256 Lessons

- forty seven Quizzes

- 676 Practice questions

- 440 Flashcards

- 2350 Glossaries

Unit 1: The Chemistry of Life. Our opening unit introduces students to the sciences, together with the scientific method and the elemental concepts of chemistry and physics that present a framework within which learners comprehend biological processes.

Unit 2: The Cell. Students will gain stable understanding of the constructions, features, and processes of probably the most basic unit of life: the cell.

Unit 3: Genetics. Our comprehensive genetics unit takes learners from the earliest experiments that revealed the idea of genetics via the intricacies of DNA to current purposes in the rising research of biotechnology and genomics.

Unit 4: Evolutionary Processes. The core ideas of evolution are mentioned in this unit with examples illustrating evolutionary processes. Additionally, the evolutionary foundation of biology reappears throughout the textbook in general discussion and is reinforced through special call-out options highlighting particular evolution-based subjects.

Unit 5: Biological Diversity. The diversity of life is explored with detailed examine of various organisms and dialogue of rising phylogenetic relationships. This unit moves from viruses to living organisms like bacteria, discusses the organisms previously grouped as protists, and devotes multiple chapters to plant and animal life.

Unit 6: Plant Structure and Function. Our plant unit totally covers the basic data of plants important to an introductory biology course.

Unit 7: Animal Structure and Function. An introduction to the form and performance of the animal body is followed by chapters on particular physique techniques and processes. This unit touches on the biology of all organisms whereas maintaining an engaging focus on human anatomy and physiology that helps college students hook up with the topics.

Unit 8: Ecology. Ecological ideas are broadly coated on this unit, with options highlighting localized, real-world problems with conservation and biodiversity.