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Biology: a QuickStudy Laminated Reference Guide
Biology: a QuickStudy Laminated Reference Guide
Biology: a QuickStudy Laminated Reference Guide
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Best-selling guide for over 25 years and an essential companion for students taking biology courses of any level, this six page guide is a must-have for reference throughout science courses as a serious study tool and quick refresher for the core concepts, terms, diagrams, cycles and stages in the study of life. Author, scientist, and university biology professor Randy Brooks, PhD has streamlined the complicated subject of biology by selecting the need-to-know answers that will boost test scores and grades in science.  At this price and durably laminated to last a lifetime this guide has improved student confidence and success for over 25 years.
6 page laminated guide includes:
  • Basic Concepts
  • Evolution
  • Cytology: The Study of Cells
  • Energy & Life
  • Cell Transportation
  • Cell Reproduction
  • Organismal Reproduction & Meiosis
  • Genetics & Mendel
  • Molecular Genetics
  • Population Genetics
     
LanguageEnglish
Release dateNov 30, 2009
ISBN9781423212539
Biology: a QuickStudy Laminated Reference Guide

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    Biology - BarCharts, Inc.

    BIOLOGY

    Evolution, cytology, energy & life, cell transport, cell reproduction, organismal reproduction & meiosis, genetics & Mendel, molecular & population genetics

    BASIC CONCEPTS

    Biology is the study of life

    The characteristics of life are metabolism, reproduction, growth, movement, responsiveness, and complex organization

    The scientific method: How scientists study biology

    Based on the observation of phenomena to formulate hypotheses that are both testable and falsifiable (in case they are wrong)

    Used to test hypotheses, collect data, and analyze data statistically (if necessary)

    BIOLOGY

    EVOLUTION

    Evolution is the concept that all organisms are related to each other by common ancestry; it is the unifying theme in biology

    Natural selection: A mechanism, formulated by 19thcentury biologists Charles Darwin and Alfred Wallace, for the occurrence of evolution based on the survival of those offspring best adapted to the conditions in which they live

    Individuals sexually reproduce, creating many more offspring than could possibly survive

    These offspring are not identical (in most situations) but show variations based on genetic differences

    Essentially, those individuals with variations that allow them to survive (i.e., adaptations) to the age of reproduction can pass their genes on to the next generation

    Thus, nature is selecting offspring and shaping the evolution of species

    Organismal Evolution

    Organismal Evolution

    Artificial selection: Humans select traits in an organism’s offspring (e.g., pets, farm crops)

    Domesticated Animals

    Domesticated AnimalsBIOLOGY

    CYTOLOGY: THE STUDY OF CELLS

    Cell Theory

    All living things are composed of cells and come from cells

    Cell size: Small to maximize the

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