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The Encyclopedia of Biology
The Encyclopedia of Biology is an invaluable reference that provides authoritative information on the subject for high school and college students. The encyclopedia contains more than 800 A-to-Z entries and essays, 80 line illustrations, and 75 black-and-white photographs. Comprehensive coverage of...
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New Delhi
Viva Books Private Limited
2016
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Table of Contents:
- Acknowledgements • Preface • Introduction • Entries A-Z Feature Essays: Blood Identification through the Ages by John C. Brenner and Demetra Xythalis • Human Cytogenetics: Historical Overview and Latest Developments by Betty Harrison • The Karner Blue - New York's Endangered Butterfly by Robert Dirig • Insects and Man - An Exotic Dilemma by Timothy L. McCabe, Ph. D • Science and the Spiritual Factor by John McConnell • Silk Degrees: A Tale of Moths and People, Part One by James G. (Spider) Barbour • Sassafras and Its Lepidopteran Cohorts, or Bigger and Better Caterpillars through Chemistry by Timothy L McCabe, Ph.D. • Silk Degrees: A Tale of Moths and People, Part Two by James G. (Spider) Barbour • Egyptian Mummies: Brief History and Radiological Studies by William A. Wagle, M. D. Appendixes: Appendix 1: Bibliography • Appendix II: Biology-Related Websites • Appendix III: Biology Software and Animations Sources • Appendix IV: Nobel Laureates Relating to Biology • Appendix V: Periodic Table of the Elements • Appendix VI: Biochemical Cycles • Appendix VII: The "Tree of Life"