Books with title Biology: Human Biology

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This program presents science concepts in areas of biology, earth science, chemistry, and physical science in a logical, easy-to-follow design that challenges without overwhelming. This flexible program consists of 12 student texts that can easily supplement an existing science curriculum or be used as a stand-alone course. Reading Level: 4-5Interest Level: 6-12

An easy to use and comprehensive guide to how to achieve the best possible results in the Standard Grade Biology exam. * Tackles each subject topic in a logical order. * Identifies and thoroughly examines the most common exam questions. * Identifies both General and Credit questions and answers, and provides model answers, with full working where appropriate, along with full explanations of how these are reached and why they are the best answers. BrightRED Results books: * Are full colour, attractive and engaging, displaying a practical and completely modern design. * Contain all the essential subject topics, present them in a logical order and identify the most commonly asked questions in the exam each year. * Tackle both General and Credit questions and answers giving full explanations and explaining the difference between the two. * Have been developed specifically to appeal to 15- and 16-year old learners; to be sophisticated in approach, while being accessible enough to be a benefit for all students. About the author(s): Having been born in Yorkshire, Fred travelled north to university in Glasgow and never went back. A Ph.D. from Strathclyde convinced him that research was not for him and he turned to teaching. He remained a teacher in Glasgow until his school was demolished and he was given early retirement. Fred has had a long involvement with the SEB/SQA and is currently the Principal Assessor for Standard Grade Biology. For relaxation Fred enjoys hill walking, although the hills are not as high and the walks not as long as they once were. He also plays bowls and likes to watch the sun go down with a glass of something.

BIOLOGY, Sixth Edition continues to maintain the standard of excellence that has made it one of the leading college biology textbooks throughout the world. Professors and students alike appreciate this book's readability, accuracy, and clear and exciting presentation of biology. Its three unifying themes-transmission of information, evolution of life, and flow of energy through living systems-are integrated throughout the book as a framework for understanding biology. The book's learning aids have always been recognized as outstanding. In this new edition, the authors have focused more on the process of science, emphasizing how the body of scientific knowledge has been derived. The greatly enhanced illustration program features the addition of many new figures designed by award-winning scientific illustrator, Elizabeth Morales.