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Biology: The Dynamics of Life
A biology textbook from glencoe. It's the standard student edition.
1190 pages, Hardcover
First published July 1, 2003
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April 10, 2022
One day I gave myself the task to read this from start to finish. Since the textbook is very big and contains a lot of information, it took me a long while to finish reading it. After reading all chapters and further researching concepts and facts that interested me, I can say that this book is an amazing foundation of what biology is. It gives a good amount of information on the most important biological concepts and branches, and the pictures and examples are shown are extremely well taken (Thank you Nat Geo :) )
The only negative aspect I found about this book was that it delved a lot more into the DNA and genetics chapters as opposed to other interesting chapters like the last ones (medical and body-related chapters). I mean it makes sense that this book would focus a lot on DNA, after all it's the building block of life, but I still felt like they could have tried to balance this a bit more.
The only negative aspect I found about this book was that it delved a lot more into the DNA and genetics chapters as opposed to other interesting chapters like the last ones (medical and body-related chapters). I mean it makes sense that this book would focus a lot on DNA, after all it's the building block of life, but I still felt like they could have tried to balance this a bit more.
June 28, 2013
I love this book for its thoroughness, attractive and informative photos and graphics, instruction in study habits, and review/assessment material.
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