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This full-color, comprehensive, affordable introductory biological science transmission is appropriate for both majors and nonmajors laboratory courses. All general biology topics are covered extensively, and the manual is designed to be used with a minimum of outside reference fabric. The activities emphasize the unity of all living things and the evolutionary forces that have resulted in, and continue to human activity on, the diversity that we meet effectually the states today.

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Table of contents

Chapter 1: The Starting Point: Understanding the Scientific Method

Objectives & Intro Fabric

Exercise i.1: Practicing the Scientific Method with Termites

Do 1.2: Applying the Scientific Method with Goldfish

Exercise 1.3: Reinforcing Scientific Skills with Gummy Bears

Affiliate ii: For Good Mensurate: Understanding Scientific Note and the Metric System

Objectives & Intro Cloth

Exercise two.one: Using Scientific Notation

Exercise 2.ii: Learning the Metric System and Conversions

Do 2.3: Measuring Length, Mass, Volume, and Temperature

Chapter iii: The Invisible Earth: Understanding Microscopy

Chapter 3 Objectives & Intro Material

Exercise three.1: Learning about Microscopy

Exercise 3.2: Developing the Skills of Microscopy

Exercise 3.3: Preparing Slides

Exercise three.4: Using the Stereomicroscope (Dissecting Microscope)

Affiliate 4: Back to Nuts: Understanding Acids, Bases, and pH

Affiliate 4 Objectives & Intro Fabric

Practise 4.ane: Measuring pH

Exercise 4.2: Neutralizing Acids

Chapter 5: The Limerick of Living Things: Understanding Organic Molecules

Chapter five Objectives & Intro Material

Exercise 5.1: Testing for Carbohydrates

Practice v.2: Testing for Lipids

Exercise 5.iii: Testing for Proteins

Exercise 5.four: Testing an Unknown

Affiliate half dozen: The Edifice Blocks of Life: Understanding Cell Structure and Office

Affiliate half dozen Objectives & Intro Material

Exercise half-dozen.1: Observing Prokaryotic Cells

Exercise 6.ii: Observing Eukaryotic Cells

Exercise vi.three: Observing Plant Cells

Exercise 6.iv: Observing Animate being Cells

Chapter vii: Catalysts for Change: Understanding Enzymes

Affiliate 7 Objectives & Intro Fabric

Practice 7.1: Bromelain as an Enzyme

Practice seven.2: Catalase and Reusability of Enzymes

Exercise 7.3: Application of Rennilase

Chapter 8: Simply Passing Through: Understanding Improvidence and Osmosis

Affiliate 8 Objectives & Intro Textile

Affiliate nine: From Light to Energy: Understanding Photosynthesis

Chapter 9 Objectives & Intro Material

Exercise ix.1: Leaf Structure

Do nine.2: Plant Pigments

Exercise nine.3: Photosynthesis in Elodea

Chapter 10: Breaking Bonds: Understanding Cellular Respiration

Chapter 10 Objectives & Intro Material

Exercise 10.i: Observing Alcoholic Fermentation

Exercise 10.2: Aerobic Respiration

Chapter eleven: Out of One, Many: Understanding Cell Division

Chapter 11 Objectives & Intro Material

Exercise xi.1: The Cell Cycle

Affiliate 12: That's Just the Half of It: Understanding Meiosis

Chapter 12 Objectives & Intro Material

Exercise 12.i: Meiosis in Animals

Exercise 12.2: Meiosis in Plants

Affiliate 13: It's All in the Genes: Agreement Basic Mendelian Genetics

Chapter xiii Objectives & Intro Material

Practise xiii.ane: Understanding Heredity

Exercise 13.two: Population Genetics

Exercise 13.three: The Corn Maize

Practise xiii.4: Plumbing equipment In

Exercise 13.5: Blood Groups

Exercise thirteen.six: Developing Pedigrees

Chapter 14: Unraveling the Double Helix: Agreement Dna and the Genetic Code

Affiliate 14 Objectives & Intro Material

Exercise 14.1: Isolating Deoxyribonucleic acid

Do fourteen.2: Solving a World War 2 Mystery: The Plight of the Lady Be Practiced

Chapter fifteen: Touching the Future: Understanding Biotechnology and Forensics

Chapter xv Objectives & Intro Material

Exercise 15.ane: Applications of Gel Electrophoresis

Affiliate sixteen: Mystery of Mysteries: Agreement Evolution

Chapter 16 Objectives & Intro Textile

Do 16.1: Accommodation Evidence

Exercise 16.2: Paleontological Show

Exercise 16.3: Comparative Anatomical Evidence

Practice 16.iv: Embryological Show

Exercise xvi.5: Molecular Testify

Affiliate 17: Making Sense of Variety: Understanding Classification

Chapter 17 Objectives & Intro Cloth

Practise 17.1: Using a Dichotomous Primal

Exercise 17.ii: Constructing a Cladogram

Affiliate 18: On the Edge of Life: Understanding Viruses

Affiliate 18 Objectives & Intro Fabric

Exercise 18.1: Catching Illness

Chapter nineteen: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Agreement Bacteria

Chapter 19 Objectives & Intro Material

Exercise 19.1: Observing Bacteria

Exercise 19.two: Gram Stain

Exercise xix.3: Finding Bacteria

Exercise nineteen.4: Using Antibiotics

Exercise 19.5: Observing Bioluminescence

Chapter 20: This Fine Mess: Understanding the Protists

Chapter 20 Objectives & Intro Material

Do 20.1: Sharing van Leeuwenhoek's Enthusiasm

Practise 20.2: Plantlike (Photosynthetic) Protists

Exercise 20.3: Mucus-like Protists

Exercise xx.four: Animallike (Heterotrophic) Protists

Chapter 21: The Green Machine: Understanding the Nonvascular Plants

Chapter 21 Objectives & Intro Fabric

Practice 21.one: Phylum Hepatophyta

Practise 21.2: Phylum Anthocerophyta

Exercise 21.3: Phylum Bryophyta

Chapter 22: The Green Machine: Understanding the Seedless Vascular Plants

Chapter 22 Objectives & Intro Material

Exercise 22.1: Phylum Lycophyta

Practice 22.2: Phylum Psilotophyta

Exercise 22.three: Phylum Sphenophyta

Do 22.iv: Phylum Pterophyta

Chapter 23: The Green Motorcar: Agreement the Seed Plants (Gymnosperms)

Chapter 23 Objectives & Intro Material

Exercise 23.ane: Phylum Cycadophyta

Exercise 23.2: Phylum Ginkgophyta

Do 23.three: Phylum Gnetophyta

Exercise 23.four: Phylum Coniferophyta (Pinophyta)

Chapter 24: The Greenish Machine: Understanding the Seed Plants (Angiosperms)

Chapter 24 Objectives & Intro Material

Do 24.1: Phylum Magnoliophyta

Chapter 25: The Green Machine: Understanding Roots, Stems, and Leaves

Chapter 25 Objectives & Intro Cloth

Exercise 25.1: Establish Histology

Chapter 26: At that place's a Fungus among Us: Understanding Fungi

Chapter 26 Objectives & Intro Fabric

Exercise 26.1: Phylum Chytridiomycota

Exercise 26.2: Phylum Zygomycota

Practice 26.3: Phylum Glomeromycota

Exercise 26.iv: Phylum Ascomycota

Do 26.5: Phylum Basidiomycota

Chapter 27: From the Skin In: Understanding Basic Animal Tissues

Chapter 27 Objectives & Intro Cloth

Practise 27.1: Epithelial Tissue

Do 27.two: Connective Tissue

Do 27.three: Muscular Tissue

Practise 27.4: Nervous Tissue

Chapter 28: Brute Planet: Understanding Creatures from the Sea

Chapter 28 Objectives & Intro Material

Do 28.i: Phylum Porifera

Practise 28.2: Phylum Cnidaria

Exercise 28.3: Phylum Ctenophora

Chapter 29: Animal Planet: Understanding the Lophotrochozoans

Chapter 29 Objectives & Intro Textile

Exercise 29.ane: Phylum Platyhelminthes

Exercise 29.ii: Phylum Rotifera

Practise 29.iii: Phylum Mollusca

Practise 29.4: Phylum Annelida

Chapter 30: Animal Planet: Understanding the Ecdysozoans

Affiliate xxx Objectives & Intro Material

A Closer Look: Other Ecdysozoans

Exercise 30.1: Phylum Nematoda

Exercise thirty.2: Phylum Arthropoda, Subphylum Chelicerata

A Closer Look: Other Arachnids

Exercise thirty.three: Phylum Arthropoda, Subphylum Myriapoda

Practise 30.4: Phylum Arthropoda, Subphylum Crustacea

Do 30.5: Phylum Arthropoda, Subphylum Hexapoda

Affiliate 31: Animal Planet: Understanding the Deuterostomes

Affiliate 31 Objectives & Intro Textile

Practise 31.i: Phylum Echinodermata

Exercise 31.ii: Phylum Hemichordata and the Invertebrates of Phylum Chordata

Exercise 31.3: Phylum Chordata, Subphylum Vertebrata (Craniata)

Chapter 32: The Cut Edge: Understanding Vertebrate Dissections

Chapter 32 Objectives & Intro Fabric

Exercise 32.1: Dissection of Mutual Chordates

Chapter 33: Homo sapiens: Understanding the Structure of the Human Body

Chapter 33 Objectives & Intro Material

Exercise 33.i: Integumentary Organization

Exercise 33.2: Skeletal Arrangement

Exercise 33.iii: Articulations

Exercise 33.four: Muscular System

Chapter 34: Homo sapiens: Understanding the Nervous System and Special Senses

Chapter 34 Objectives & Intro Textile

Practice 34.ane: Regions of the Human Encephalon

Exercise 34.2: Special Senses of Smell and Taste

Do 34.3: Special Senses of Hearing and Equilibrium

Exercise 34.4: Special Sense of Vision

Exercise 34.5: Anatomy of the Eye

Exercise 34.half-dozen: Sense of Touch

Affiliate 35: Human being sapiens: Understanding the Cardiovascular and Respiratory Systems

Chapter 35 Objectives & Intro Textile

Practice 35.1: Cardiovascular System

Exercise 35.2: Cardiovascular Organisation in Action

Exercise 35.3: Respiratory System

Chapter 36: Homo sapiens: Understanding Other Systems of the Body

Chapter 36 Objectives & Intro Material

Exercise 36.1: Endocrine System

Exercise 36.2: Digestive System

Exercise 36.iii: Urinary System

Exercise 36.iv: Reproductive Systems

Chapter 37: A Womb with a View: Understanding Embryology

Chapter 37 Objectives & Intro Material

Exercise 37.1: Observing Embryological Development

Exercise 37.2: Observing Viable Chicken Eggs

Affiliate 38: Acting It Out: Understanding Animal Behavior

Chapter 38 Objectives & Intro Material

Do 38.ane: The Ethogram

Exercise 38.iv: Agonistic Behavior

Chapter 39: But One Earth: Understanding Bones Ecology

Chapter 39 Objectives & Intro Material

Practice 39.ane: Investigating Local Ecosystems

Do 39.2: Observing Ecological Succession

Practise 39.3: Species Decline

Exercise 39.4: Effects of Oil equally a Pollutant

Appendix A: Digital Field Trips

About the Authors

Murray P. Pendarvis

A resident of Walker, Louisiana, Pat is currently an assistant professor of biological sciences at Southeastern Louisiana University. He teaches general biology for majors and nonmajors, honors biology, medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, the history of biology, evolutionary biology, and biophotography. In addition, he is an adjunct professor of biology at Our Lady of the Lake College in Baton Rouge, teaching general biological science, environmental scientific discipline, paleontology, evolution, medical genetics, and the history of medicine. Prior to teaching at the university level, he taught science at Doyle and Walker High Schools in Livingston Parish, Louisiana.

Every bit a consequence of his dedication to quality science education, he has received a number of awards, including the Presidential Laurels for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Pedagogy and the National Association of Biology Teachers Outstanding Teacher Laurels. In addition to teaching, Pat is an author, writing biological science texts for McGraw-Colina and Morton Publishing Visitor.

1 of Pat's passions is the science and art of biophotography. He has published many photographs in several biology and ecology texts. Pat earned a B.S. degree in biology pedagogy, a G.S. degree in zoology from Southeastern Louisiana Academy, and a Ph.D. in scientific discipline instruction from the Academy of Southern Mississippi.

John L. Crawley

John spent his early on years growing up in Southern California, where he took every opportunity to explore nature and the outdoors. He currently resides in Provo, Utah where he enjoys the proximity to the mountains, desert, and local rivers and lakes.

He received his degree in zoology from Brigham Young University in 1988. While working every bit a researcher for the National Forest Service and Utah Division of Wildlife Resource in the early on 1990s, John was invited to piece of work on his outset projection for Morton Publishing,A Photographic Atlas for the Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory. After completion of that title John started work onA Photographic Atlas for the Zoology Laboratory.To date John has completed eight titles with Morton Publishing.

John has spent much of his life observing nature and taking pictures. His photography has provided the opportunity for him to travel widely, allowing him to notice and learn about other cultures and lands. His photos have appeared in national ads, magazines, and numerous publications. He has worked for groups such as Delta Airlines,National Geographic, Agency of Land Management, U.Southward. Woods Service, and many others. His projects with Morton Publishing have been a great fit for his passion for photography and the biological sciences.

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