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CONTENTS
PREFACE CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION
BIOLOGY AS A SCIENCE THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD
THE RISE OF MODERN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE
DARWIN S THEORY
THE CONCEPT OF EVOLUTIONARY CHANGE THE CONCEPT OF NATURAL SELECTION
THE VARIETY OF ORGANISMS
MONERA PROTISTA
PLANTAE
FUNGI
ANIMALIA
PART I THE CHEMICAL AND
CELLULAR BASIS OF LIFE
CHAPTER 2 SOME SIMPLE CHEMISTRY
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6 7
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13 13 14 16 18 19
THE ELEMENTS ELEMENTS IMPORTANT IN BIOLOGY ATOMIC STRUCTURE
CHEMICAL BONDS
IONIC BONDS COVALENT BONDS
BIOLOGICALLY IMPORTANT WEAK BONDS
SOME IMPORTANT INORGANIC MOLECULES
WATER CARBON DIOXIDE
OXYGEN
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29 29
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SOME SIMPLE ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
CARBOHYDRATES LIPIDS
PROTEINS
EXPLORING FURTHER: CHROMATOGRAPHY
EXPLORING FURTHER: X-RAY CRYSTALLOGRAPHY NUCLEIC ACIDS
CHEMICAL REACTIONS
ENERGETIC CONDITIONS FOR CHEMICAL REACTIONS EXPLORING FURTHER: FREE
ENERGY IN CHEMICAL REACTIONS FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THE RATE OF CHEMICAL
REACTIONS
ENZYMES
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PLANT TISSUES
MERISTEMATIC TISSUE SURFACE TISSUE
FUNDAMENTAL TISSUE
VASCULAR TISSUE
PLANT ORGANS
ANIMAL TISSUES
EPITHELIUM CONNECTIVE TISSUE
MUSCLE
NERVE
ANIMAL ORGANS
121 122 122 124 125
126
127 127 130 133 133
133
CHAPTER 3 CELLS: UNITS OF STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION 77
THE CELL THEORY 77
SUBCELLULAR ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTION 78
THE USE OF MICROSCOPES 79
CELL SIZE 80
THE STRUCTURE OF THE CELL MEMBRANE 81
FUNCTION OF THE CELL MEMBRANE 85
EXPLORING FURTHER: OSMOTIC PRESSURE, OSMOTIC
POTENTIAL, AND WATER POTENTIAL 89
CELL WALLS AND COATS 95
THE NUCLEUS 98
THE ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM AND RIBOSOMES 102
THE GOLGI APPARATUS 106
MITOCHONDRIA 107
LYSOSOMES 109
PEROXISOMES 109
PLASTIDS 111
VACUOLES 112
MICROFILAMENTS 113
MICROTUBULES 114
CENTRIOLES 115
CILIA AND FLAGELLA 115
EUCARYOTIC VS. PROCARYOTIC CELLS 117
TYPICAL EUCARYOTIC CELLS 117
PROCARYOTIC CELLS 120
MULTICELLULAR ORGANIZATION 121
CHAPTER 4 ENERGY TRANSFORMATIONS 137
CHARACTERISTICS OF ENERGY 137
PHOTOSYNTHESIS 139
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT 139
THE CHEMICAL NATURE OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS 141
LIGHT AND CHLOROPHYLL 142
CYCLIC PHOTOPHOSPHORYLATION 145
NONCYCLIC PHOTOPHOSPHORYLATION 148
CARBOHYDRATE SYNTHESIS BY THE CALVIN CYCLE 150
EXPLORING FURTHER: THE HILL REACTION 152
THE LEAF AS AN ORGAN OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS 155
EXPLORING FURTHER: THE THREE-DIMENSIONAL
ARRANGEMENT OF THYLAKOIDS 158
C 4 PHOTOSYNTHESIS 160
CHEMOSYNTHESIS 162
CELLULAR METABOLISM 163
ANAEROBIC METABOLISM 163
AEROBIC METABOLISM (RESPIRATION) 167
EXPLORING FURTHER: REGULATION OF GLUCOSE BREAKDOWN 170
SUMMARY OF THE ATP YIELD OF THE RESPIRATION OF GLUCOSE 174
RESPIRATION OF FATS AND PROTEINS 175
MITOCHONDRIA AS ORGANELLES OF CELLULAR RESPIRATION 176
EXPLORING FURTHER: THE CHEMIOSMOTIC HYPOTHESIS OF OXIDATIVE
PHOSPHORYLATION 178
BODY TEMPERATURE AND METABOLIC RATE 180
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PART II THE BIOLOGY OF
ORGANISMS 187
SOLUTIONS IN TERRESTRIAL ANIMALS
LUNGS TRACHEAL SYSTEMS
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CHAPTER 5 N U T R I E NT P R O C U R E M E NT AND PROCESSING 189
NUTRIENT REQUIREMENTS OF GREEN PLANTS 190
RAW MATERIALS FOR PHOTOSYNTHESIS 190
MINERAL NUTRITION 191
NUTRIENT PROCUREMENT BY GREEN
PLANTS 193
ROOTS AS ORGANS OF PROCUREMENT 194
INSECTIVOROUS GREEN PLANTS 201
NUTRIENT REQUIREMENTS OF
HETEROTROPHIC ORGANISMS 202
NUTRIENTS REQUIRED IN BULK 2 03
VITAMINS 2 05
MINERAL NUTRITION 209
NUTRIENT PROCUREMENT BY FUNGI 211
NUTRIENT PROCUREMENT BY ANIMALS AND PROTOZOANS 213
NUTRIENT PROCUREMENT BY PROTOZOANS 213
NUTRIENT PROCUREMENT BY COELENTERATES 215
NUTRIENT PROCUREMENT BY FLATWORMS 216
ANIMALS WITH COMPLETE DIGESTIVE TRACTS 217
THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM OF HUMANS AND OTHER VERTEBRATES * 221
EXPLORING FURTHER: SPECIAL JUNCTIONS BETWEEN
EPITHELIAL CELLS 227
ENZYMATIC DIGESTION IN HUMANS 229
EXPLORING FURTHER: THE DIGESTION OF LACTOSE BY
HUMAN ADULTS 234
CHAPTER 6 GAS EXCHANGE 237
THE PROBLEM 238
SOLUTIONS IN TERRESTRIAL PLANTS 239 LEAVES 2 39
STEMS AND ROOTS 2 43
S O L U T I O NS IN A Q U A T IC A N I M A LS 245
GILLS 245
SOLUTIONS OTHER THAN GILLS 248
CHAPTER 7 INTERNAL TRANSPORT
ORGANISMS WITHOUT SPECIAL TRANSPORT SYSTEMS
VASCULAR PLANTS STRUCTURE OF STEMS THE ASCENT OF SAP
TRANSLOCATION OF SOLUTES
CIRCULATION IN HIGHER ANIMALS
THE INSECT CIRCULATORY SYSTEM THE VERTEBRATE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
EXPLORING FURTHER: MEASURING BLOOD PRESSURE EXPLORING FURTHER:
THROMBOEMBOLIC AND HYPERTENSIVE DISEASE IN HUMAN BEINGS BLOOD
CHAPTER 8 REGULATION OF BODY FLUIDS
THE EXTRACELLULAR FLUIDS OF PLANTS
THE VERTEBRATE LIVER
THE PROBLEM OF EXCRETION AND SALT AND WATER BALANCE IN ANIMALS THE
PROBLEM IN AQUATIC ANIMALS
THE PROBLEM IN TERRESTRIAL ANIMALS
EXCRETORY MECHANISMS IN ANIMALS
CONTRACTILE VACUOLES FLAME-CELL SYSTEMS
NEPHRIDIA OF EARTHWORMS
THE VERTEBRATE KIDNEY
EXPLORING FURTHER: THE KIDNEYS AS A FACTOR IN HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
MALPIGHIAN TUBULES
THE CELLULAR BASIS OF ACTIVE TRANSPORT OF SALT
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270
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CHAPTER 9 CHEMICAL CONTROL
PLANT HORMONES
AUXINS GIBBERELL1NS
CYTOKININS
INHIBITORS
ETHYLENE
CONTROL OF FLOWERING
HORMONES IN INVERTEBRATE ANIMALS
HORMONES IN VERTEBRATE ANIMALS
HORMONAL CONTROL OF DIGESTION THE PANCREAS AS AN ENDOCRINE ORGAN
THE ADRENALS
THE THYROID
THE PARATHYROIDS
THE THYMUS
THE PITUITARY AND THE HYPOTHALAMUS
THE PINEAL
THE MECHANISM OF HORMONAL ACTION
HORMONAL CONTROL OF VERTEBRATE REPRODUCTION THE PROCESS OF SEXUAL
REPRODUCTION THE HUMAN AND OTHER MAMMALIAN REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMS
CHAPTER 10 NERVOUS CONTROL
EVOLUTION OF NERVOUS SYSTEMS
NERVOUS PATHWAYS IN VERTEBRATES
NEURONS OF VERTEBRATES REFLEX ARCS
THE AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM
REFLEX CONTROL OF BREATHING AND HEARTBEAT
TRANSMISSION OF NERVOUS IMPULSES
CONDUCTION ALONG NEURONS TRANSMISSION ACROSS SYNAPSES TRANSMISSION
BETWEEN THE MOTOR AXON AND THE EFFECTOR
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335 336 344 345
346 347 348
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357 360 361 365
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404 404 407 412 412
416 416 421
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SENSORY RECEPTION 428
MECHANISM OF RECEPTOR FUNCTION 429
SENSATIONS 430
THE MAJOR SENSES 432
SENSORY RECEPTORS OF THE SKIN 432
THE PROPRIOCEPTIVE AND VISCERAL SENSES 433
THE SENSES OF TASTE AND SMELL 433
THE SENSE OF VISION 436
EXPLORING FURTHER: THE PROCESSING OF VISUAL
INFORMATION IN VERTEBRATES 442
THE SENSE OF HEARING 449
THE SENSES OF EQUILIBRIUM AND ACCELERATION 451
LATERAL-LINE SYSTEMS 452
THE BRAIN 452
EVOLUTION OF THE VERTEBRATE BRAIN 454
THE MAMMALIAN FOREBRAIN 456
CHAPTER 11 EFFECTORS 465
THE STRUCTURAL ARRANGEMENTS OF MUSCLES AND SKELETONS 466
ANIMALS WITH HYDROSTATIC SKELETONS 466
ANIMALS WITH HARD JOINTED SKELETONS 468
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF MUSCLE ACTIVITY 472
THE GENERAL FEATURES OF SKELETAL-MUSCLE CONTRACTION 472
THE MOLECULAR BASIS OF CONTRACTION 474
THE CONTROL OF CONTRACTION 479
EFFECTORS OF NONMUSCULAR MOVEMENT 483
MOVEMENTS PRODUCED BY MICROFILAMENTS 483 MOVEMENTS PRODUCED BY
MICROTUBULES 485
CHAPTER 12 ANIMAL BEHAVIOR 488
ANALYSIS OF BEHAVIOR 489
FUNDAMENTAL ELEMENTS OF BEHAVIOR 490
INHERITANCE AND LEARNING IN BEHAVIOR 493
MOTIVATION 500
THE CONCEPT OF SIGN STIMULI 502
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ANIMAL COMMUNICATION
COMMUNICATION BY SOUND COMMUNICATION BY CHEMICALS
COMMUNICATION BY VISUAL DISPLAYS
COMMUNICATION IN HONEYBEES
SYMBOLISM IN COMMUNICATION
BIOLOGICAL CLOCKS
ORIENTATION BEHAVIOR
ORIENTATION BY VISUAL LANDMARKS ORIENTATION BY ECHOLOCATION
ELECTRIC ORIENTATION
ORIENTATION BY SMELL
AVIAN ORIENTATION AND NAVIGATION
FEEDING BEHAVIOR
SOCIAL BEHAVIOR (SOCIOBIOLOGY) SPATIAL FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE SOCIALITY
INSECT SOCIETIES
VERTEBRATE SOCIETIES
THE EVOLUTION OF BEHAVIOR
THE DERIVATION OF BEHAVIOR PATTERNS THE GENETICS OF BEHAVIOR
PART III
LIFE
THE PERPETUATION OF
CHAPTER 13 CELLULAR REPRODUCTION
THE CENTRAL IMPORTANCE OF THE NUCLEUS
MITOTIC CELL DIVISION
MITOSIS CYTOKINESIS
MEIOTIC CELL DIVISION
THE PROCESS OF MEIOSIS
THE TIMING OF MEIOSIS IN THE LIFE CYCLE
THE ADAPTIVE SIGNIFICANCE OF SEXUAL REPRODUCTION
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510
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518
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521
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537
538
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CHAPTER 14 PATTERNS OF INHERITANCE
MONOHYBRID INHERITANCE EXPERIMENTS BY MENDEL THE TEST CROSS
INTERMEDIATE INHERITANCE
DIHYBRID AND TRIHYBRID INHERITANCE
THE BASIC DIHYBRID RATIO GENE INTERACTIONS
PENETRANCE AND EXPRESSIVITY
THE EVALUATION OF EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS
MULTIPLE ALLELES EXPLORING FURTHER: THE GENETIC BASIS OF THE RH FACTOR
MUTATIONS AND DELETERIOUS GENES
SEX AND INHERITANCE
SEX DETERMINATION SEX-LINKED CHARACTERS
GENES ON THE Y CHROMOSOME
SEX-INFLUENCED CHARACTERS
LINKAGE
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583
583
588
590
591
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593
597
598
600
604
605
608
608
610
613
613
613
CHROMOSOMAL ALTERATIONS 618
EXPLORING FURTHER: TRISOMY IN HUMANS 620
GENETICS PROBLEMS 621
CHAPTER 15 THE NATURE OF THE GENE AND ITS ACTION 626
THE CHEMICAL NATURE OF THE GENETIC MATERIAL 626
THE DISCOVERY OF DNA AND ITS FUNCTION 626
THE MOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF DNA 6 29
THE REPLICATION OF DNA 632
THE ONE GENE-ONE ENZYME HYPOTHESIS 634
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THE SYNTHESIS OF PROTEINS 640
RNA, TRANSMITTER OF INFORMATION FROM DNA TO RIBOSOMES 641
THE GENETIC CODE 643
TRANSFER RNA AND ITS ROLE IN THE TRANSLATION OF MESSENGER RNA 644
EXPLORING FURTHER: DECIPHERING THE GENETIC CODE 645
THE READING OF THE CODE BY THE RIBOSOMES 647 A SUMMARY OF THE MODEL 651
MUTATIONS 652
EXPLORING FURTHER: SEQUENCING OF DNA AND
DETECTION OF MUTATIONS 654
NOW WHAT IS A GENE? 656
EXTRACHROMOSOMAL INHERITANCE 657 THE GENETIC ROLE OF CYTOPLASMIC
ORGANELLES 657 PLASMIDS 658
CHAPTER 16 DEVELOPMENT: ASPECTS OF CELLULAR CONTROL 668
THE CONTROL OF GENE TRANSCRIPTION 668 CONTROL OF GENE TRANSCRIPTION IN
BACTERIA 669 CONTROL OF GENE TRANSCRIPTION IN EUCARYOTIC CELLS 673
GENE AMPLIFICATION AS A CONTROL MECHANISM 677
POST-TRANSCRIPTIONAL CONTROL 679
CANCER: A FAILURE OF NORMAL CELLULAR CONTROLS 683
THE IMMUNE RESPONSE 687
DEVELOPMENT OF AN ANGIOSPERM PLANT THE SEED AND ITS GERMINATION GROWTH
AND DIFFERENTIATION OF THE PLANT BODY
THE PROBLEM OF DIFFERENTIATION AND PATTERN FORMATION
THE POLARITY OF CELLS AND THE PLANE OF CLEAVAGE TISSUE INTERACTIONS IN
DEVELOPMENT
THE GRADUALNESS OF DIFFERENTIATION
IS DIFFERENTIATION IRREVERSIBLE?
PART IV THE BIOLOGY OF
POPULATIONS AND COMMUNITIES
CHAPTER 18 EVOLUTION
EVOLUTION AS CHANGE IN THE GENETIC MAKEUP OF POPULATIONS GENETIC
VARIATION AS THE RAW MATERIAL FOR EVOLUTION
THE GENE POOL AND FACTORS THAT AFFECT ITS EQUILIBRIUM
EXPLORING FURTHER: THE HARDY-WEINBERG EQUILIBRIUM
THE ROLE OF NATURAL SELECTION
ADAPTATION
ADAPTATIONS FOR POLLINATION IN FLOWERING PLANTS DEFENSIVE ADAPTATIONS OF
ANIMALS
SYMBIOTIC ADAPTATIONS
ALTRUISTIC BEHAVIOR
THE POSSIBILITY OF NONADAPTIVE CHARACTERS
716
717 721
727 728 732 740 743
749
751
751
751
754 758 759
768 769 772 781 786 788
CHAPTER 17 DEVELOPMENT: FROM EGG TO ORGANISM 697
DEVELOPMENT OF A MULTICELLULAR ANIMAL 697
FERTILIZATION 697
EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT 700
EXPLORING FURTHER: DEVELOPMENT OF THE HUMAN EMBRYO 707
POSTEMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT 708
SPECIES AND SPECIATION
UNITS OF POPULATION SPECIATION
THE SPECIES PROBLEM
THE CONCEPT OF PHYLOGENY
DETERMINING PHYLOGENETIC RELATIONSHIPS EXPLORING FURTHER: CYTOCHROME C
AS A TAXONOMIC CHARACTER PHYLOGENY AND CLASSIFICATION
790
790 794 807
809 809
816 818
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CHAPTER 19 ECOLOGY
POPULATIONS AS UNITS OF STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION POPULATION SIZE AND
DISTRIBUTION POPULATION GROWTH
POPULATION REGULATION
THE ECONOMY OF ECOSYSTEMS
THE FLOW OF ENERGY CYCLES OF MATERIALS
THE ROLE OF SOILS
THE BIOTIC COMMUNITY
DOMINANCE, DIVERSITY, AND COMMUNITY STABILITY ECOLOGICAL SUCCESSION
THE CONCEPT OF CLIMAX
BIOMES
BIOGEOGRAPHY
THE DISPERSAL OF SPECIES BIOGEOGRAPHIC REGIONS OF THE WORLD
822
823 823 825 830
838 838 841 849
852 853 855 864 865
876 877 882
MONERA SCHIZOMYCETES CYANOPHYTA
PROCHLOROPHYTA
CHAPTER 22 THE PROTISTAN KINGDOM
ANIMAL-LIKE PROTISTA
MASTIGOPHORA SARCODINA
SPOROZOA
CILIATA
FUNGUSLIKE PROTISTA
PROTOMYCOTA (THE TRUE FUNGUSLIKE PROTISTS) GYMNOMYCOTA (THE SLIME MOLDS)
PLANTLIKE PROTISTA
EUGLENOPHYTA (THE EUGLENOIDS) CHRYSOPHYTA (THE YELLOW-GREEN AND
GOLDEN-BROWN ALGAE AND THE DIATOMS)
PYRROPHYTA (THE DINOFLAGELLATES)
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922 932 936
938
939 940 941 943 945
948 948 948
952 952
953 955
PARTV THE GENESIS AND DIVERSITY OF ORGANISMS
CHAPTER 20 THE ORIGIN AND EARLY EVOLUTION OF LIFE
THE ORIGIN OF LIFE
PRECAMBRIAN EVOLUTION THE FOSSIL RECORD THE BERKNER-MARSHALL HYPOTHESIS
THE ORIGIN OF EUCARYOTIC CELLS
THE KINGDOMS OF LIFE
CHAPTER 21 VIRUSES AND MONERA
VIRUSES
VIROIDS
891
893
893
905 905 907 907
911
916
916
922
CHAPTER 23 THE PLANT KINGDOM 956
CHLOROPHYTA (THE GREEN ALGAE) 957
PHAEOPHYTA (THE BROWN ALGAE) 965
RHODOPHYTA (THE RED ALGAE) 968
THE MOVEMENT ONTO LAND 969
BRYOPHYTA (THE LIVERWORTS, HORN WORTS, AND MOSSES) 971
TRACHEOPHYTA (THE VASCULAR PLANTS) 974 PSILOPSIDA 974
LYCOPSIDA (THE CLUB MOSSES) 975
SPHENOPSIDA (THE HORSETAILS) 977
PTEROPSIDA (THE FERNS) 979
EXPLORING FURTHER: THE EVOLUTION OF SPOROPHYTE DOMINANCE 980
SPERMOPSIDA (THE SEED PLANTS) 980
EXPLORING FURTHER: EVOLUTION OF PINE CONES 985
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CHAPTER 24 THE FUNGAL KINGDOM 991
OOMYCOTA (THE WATER MOLDS) 992
ZYGOMYCOTA (THE CONJUGATION FUNGI) 992
ASCOMYCOTA (THE SAC FUNGI) 994
BASIDIOMYCOTA (THE CLUB FUNGI) 998
CHAPTER 25 T HE ANIMAL K I N G D OM 1000
PORIFERA (THE SPONGES) 1000
THE RADIATE PHYLA 1002
COELENTERATA 1003
CTENOPHORA 1007
ORIGIN OF THE METAZOA 1007
THE ACOELOMATE BILATERIA 1010
PLATYHELMINTHES (THE FLATWORMS) 1011
NEMERT1NA (THE PROBOSCIS WORMS) 1015
DIVERGENCE OF THE PROTOSTOMIA AND DEUTEROSTOMIA 1015
THE PSEUDOCOELOMATE PROTOSTOMIA
ASCHELMINTHES
THE COELOMATE PROTOSTOMIA
THE LOPHOPHORATE PHYLA MOLLUSCA
ANNELIDA
ONYCHOPHORA
ARTHROPODA
THE DEUTEROSTOMIA
ECH1NODERMATA HEMICHORDATA
THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ECHINODERMS,
HEMICHORDATES, AND CHORDATES
INVERTEBRATE CHORDATA
VERTEBRATE CHORDATA
EVOLUTION OF THE PRIMATES
THE EVOLUTION OF HUMAN BEINGS
APPENDIX: A CLASSIFICATION OF LIVING THINGS
GLOSSARY
INDEX
1018 1018
1021 1021 1022 1026 1028
1029
1038 1038 1042
1043 1045 1047 1060 1064
1075
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| spelling | Keeton, William T. Verfasser aut Biological science Ill. by Paula DiSanto Bensadoun William T. Keeton 3. ed. New York Norton 1980 XV, 1080 S. Ill., graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Biologie (DE-588)4006851-1 gnd rswk-swf Biologie (DE-588)4006851-1 s DE-604 SWB Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=002316269&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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| title_full | Biological science Ill. by Paula DiSanto Bensadoun William T. Keeton |
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