BioInquiry: Making Connections in Biology

by Nancy L. Pruitt, Larry S. Underwood, William Surver

In its First Edition, this NSF-sponsored learning system was hailed as a welcome departure from traditional approaches, both in terms of delivery of content and organization. Now in a new Second Edition, the text continues to present an early introduction of evolution, an effective alternative to front-loaded chemistry, and a seamless integration of various media to help students of varying learning styles gain the most from the biology course. The technology component of the new edition has been thoroughly updated, refined, and streamlined.

672 pages, Paperback

First published January 28, 2000

Reviews

[David · Rating 3 out of 5]

Biology is always fascinating. The surprising thing about this book's course was that I actually did pretty good in the class. I think I did best with the chapter on Darwin and evolution theories. It only touched on it, of course. It was only Bio 100.

[Sally Fauber · Rating 5 out of 5]

Zoology class book - got an A in the class and the lab