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    How life works: From molecules to the diversity of life forms

    By D. Maruzzo

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    Imagine a book about biology with no much chemistry and with as few as possible technical terms. Imagine a book about biology short, but yet complete with all major topics. A book that is easy to read but still informative to everyone, from people that never studied biology to those that want to have a complete overview of the scientific study of life. How life works – from molecules to the diversity of life forms is exactly this book. Written by a well known freelance science writer, this book will take you step by step into all major biological topics.
    Contents: Introduction, The cell, Chemical reactions within the cell, Cell division and differentiation, Evolution and diversity, Plant biology, Animal biology, Behaviour, organisms and environment.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherD. Maruzzo
    Release dateApr 7, 2016
    ISBN9788892590540
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