Modern biology

Author: Hu Yujia
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: The book is divided into eleven parts, including the material basis of life, the structural basis of living organisms—cells, the Kingdom of Prokaryotes and Viruses, the Kingdom of Protista, the Kingdom of Fungi, the Kingdom of Plants, the Kingdom of Animals, the Genetics of Living Organisms, the Origin and Evolution of Life, Ecology, and Biotechnology and the Future of Humanity. The book has the following characteristics: 1. The content is relatively up-to-date, incorporating the essence of various biology textbooks from both domestic and international sources, and basically reflects the development trends of the biological sciences since the 1990s. 2. It emphasizes the introduction of basic knowledge, fundamental theories, and concepts; the content is well-organized, both comprehensive and systematic yet simple and clear, aiming to fully reflect the outline of basic biology courses while purposefully highlighting the latest advancements in the biological sciences. 3. Different disciplines are interconnected, with content that permeates and organically integrates, emphasizing the unity of "structure and function," the coordination of "habits and environment," and the intrinsic links of "origin and evolution." This book is suitable as a textbook for undergraduate students in majors such as biological sciences, biotechnology, and environmental science, as well as a reference for researchers, university, and high school teachers in related disciplines.