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Binding: Hardcover Dewey Decimal Number: 574 EAN: 9780697225702 Edition: 4 ISBN: 0697225704 Label: William C. Brown Manufacturer: William C. Brown Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 1310 Publication Date: 1996-01 Publisher: William C. Brown Studio: William C. Brown |
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 - Wow a biology book thats fun to readThis is a great biology book. One of my favorite things about this book is the diagrams. I also like the sections on human origins and the individual sections on different organisms. This book is as good or might even be better then the Campbell biology-that speaks for itself Rating:  - Complete and very good textbook!I used this book for my college biology I and II classes. My favorite part of the book was animal structure and function. Although the writing in this book is on a pretty high level, nothing was left out--very complete. Sometimes it was hard to understand the chapters on genetics. Then again genetics is a hard topic. I used additional sources to clarify on what I learned in Raven's book. I used AP Biology by Beck. This book was a helpful study guide. This was easy to comprehend. Made biology easier to learn. However, what really did it for me was Patrick Leonardi's: The Ultimate Study Guide for Biology: Key Review Questions and Answers with Explanations This study guide comes in 3 volumes, make sure to get all three if you take biology I and II. If you are only taking Biology I, you can probably get away with only getting volume 1 and 2. These study guides had very good questions on every topic that is tested on in college biology. It was organized into specific sections, making it very helpful for exam preparation. It was so complete that it had the kind of questions that were asked on my exams. Don't go blind into an exam. These books are very helpful. Rating: - One of those books you take with you on a deserted island.....or if you had to travel back in time. I had this for my textbook in Biology back in 1987 and even then, .... well before the human genome was anywhere near being charted, let alone completed, this was a spectacular acomplishment. This book isn't riveting like say Druyan and Sagan's SHADOWS OF FORGOTTEN ANCESOTRS is, but it is as good as any biology textbook can possibly be. It has EVERYTHING you could possibly want to know about biology; from modern cell theory to ecology. All you have to do is look this over and you'll see why I highly recommend it. Does any other bio textbook even compare? Rating: - BIOLOGY TEACHERS N.B.This is by far the finest Introductory Biology textbook I have ever had the pleasure of reading. Biology teachers, do yourselves (not to mention your students) a favor--make this the required text for your Biology I (and II) Class! Special Thanks goes out to Dr. Michael Hoefer...for requiring this textbook! Rating: - Best intro to Bio book out thereThis is definitely the best intro to bio books out there. As a graduate student I got the chance to read lots of bio books and this one by far is the best. The chapters are well organized and easy to follow and gives you the depth needed to pursue any area of biology. When it was time for me to student teach this was the book of my chose. It expensive but definiely worth it to any biologist. The CD-ROM is also very good! |
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