Lab Manual: Biology

Lab Manual: Biology

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Book Description
Laboratory Manual: Biology introduces students to biological phenomena at five levels: the cell, tissues and organ systems, the organism, the population, and the ecosystem. Each level is organized into specific laboratory exercises. These exercises not only demonstrate the meth-ods of biological science, but promote critical-thinking and an investigative approach toward biological questions.

Lab Manual: Biology,Jane Voos,Martin Hahn,Ruth Bernstein,Mcgraw-Hill College,0697101509,Science/Mathematics

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