Environmental Biology

Author: Duan Changqun
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book is one of the series textbooks for the 21st century in environmental science. Environmental Biology primarily explores the interactions and regulatory mechanisms between organisms and damaged environments. The theoretical framework of the textbook is as follows: the impact of damaged environments on organisms, the changes and adaptations of organisms in damaged environments, biological monitoring and indication of damaged environments, and the improvement of environmental quality by organisms. The textbook emphasizes both fundamental knowledge and practical applications, focusing on the main concepts, theoretical frameworks, and application pathways in the field of environmental biology. At the same time, it integrates some cutting-edge areas and hot issues into the relevant content, such as biological issues in global change, the long-term biological effects of global pollution, biological invasions, genetically modified organisms, and biosecurity. This textbook is primarily intended for senior undergraduate or graduate students in ecology, environmental science, environmental engineering, and other related fields, as well as researchers in related fields.