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9780073209289

Biology w/ARIS bind in card

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    9780073209289

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    0073209287

  • Edition: 9th
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-12-03
  • Publisher: McGraw-Hill Science/Engineering/Math
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Summary

Biologyis a comprehensive introductory biology textbook for non-majors or mixed-majors courses that covers biology in a traditional order from the structure and function of the cell to the organization of the biosphere. The book, which centers on the evolution and diversity of organisms, is appropriate for a one- or two-semester course.It's no wonder that Sylvia Mader'sBiologycontinues to be a text that's appreciated as much by instructors as it is by the students who use it. The ninth edition is the epitome of Mader's expertise: Its concise, precise writing uses an economy of words to present the material as succinctly and clearly as possible, thereby enabling students -- even non-majors -- to understand the concepts without necessarily asking the instructor to explain further.

Table of Contents

Readings ix
Preface x
Acknowledgments xii
Teaching Supplements for the Instructor xv
Learning Supplements for the Student xvii
Guided Tour xviii
A View of Life
1(17)
How to Define Life
2(3)
How the Biosphere Is Organized
5(3)
How Living Things Are Classified
8(2)
The Process of Science
10(8)
PART I: The Cell
18(130)
Basic Chemistry
19(16)
Chemical Elements
20(4)
Elements and Compounds
24(3)
Chemistry of Water
27(8)
The Chemistry of Organic Molecules
35(22)
Organic Molecules
36(2)
Carbohydrates
38(4)
Lipids
42(4)
Proteins
46(4)
Nucleic Acids
50(7)
Cell Structure and Function
57(26)
Cellular Level of Organization
58(4)
Prokaryotic Cells
62(2)
Eukaryotic Cells
64(19)
Membrane Structure and Function
83(18)
Membrane Models
84(1)
Plasma Membrane Structure and Function
85(3)
Permeability of the Plasma Membrane
88(8)
Modification of Cell Surfaces
96(5)
Metabolism: Energy and Enzymes
101(14)
Cells and the Flow of Energy
102(2)
Metabolic Reactions and Energy Transformations
104(2)
Metabolic Pathways and Enzymes
106(4)
Oxidation-Reduction and the Flow of Energy
110(5)
Photosynthesis
115(16)
Photosynthetic Organisms
116(2)
Plants as Solar Energy Converters
118(2)
Light Reactions
120(4)
Calvin Cycle Reactions
124(2)
Other Types of Photosynthesis
126(5)
Cellular Respiration
131(17)
Cellular Respiration
132(2)
Outside the Mitochondria: Glycolysis
134(2)
Inside the Mitochondria
136(5)
Fermentation
141(3)
Metabolic Pool
144(4)
PART II: Genetic Basis of Life
148(132)
The Cell Cycle and Cellular Reproduction
149(18)
The Cell Cycle
150(3)
Mitosis and Cytokinesis
153(6)
The Cell Cycle and Cancer
159(3)
Prokaryotic Cell Division
162(5)
Meiosis and Sexual Reproduction
167(14)
Halving the Chromosome Number
168(2)
Genetic Variation
170(1)
The Phases of Meiosis
171(3)
Meiosis Compared to Mitosis
174(2)
The Human Life Cycle
176(5)
Mendelian Patterns of Inheritance
181(22)
Gregor Mendel
182(2)
Mendel's Law of Segregation
184(4)
Mendel's Law of Independent Assortment
188(4)
Human Genetic Disorders
192(4)
Beyond Mendelian Genetics
196(7)
Chromosomal Patterns of Inheritance
203(20)
Chromosomal Inheritance
204(5)
Gene Linkage
209(3)
Changes in Chromosome Number
212(6)
Changes in Chromosome Structure
218(5)
DNA Structure and Functions
223(14)
The Genetic Material
224(3)
The Structure of DNA
227(3)
Replication of DNA
230(7)
Gene Activity: How Genes Work
237(14)
The Function of Genes
238(3)
The Genetic Code
241(1)
First Step: Transcription
242(2)
Second Step: Translation
244(7)
Regulation of Gene Activity and Gene Mutations
251(16)
Prokaryotic Regulation
252(3)
Eukaryotic Regulation
255(6)
Genetic Mutations
261(6)
Biotechnology and Genomics
267(13)
DNA Cloning
268(2)
Biotechnology Products
270(2)
Genomics
272(4)
Gene Therapy
276(4)
PART III: Evolution
280(80)
Darwin and Evolution
281(20)
History of Evolutionary Thought
282(3)
Darwin's Theory of Evolution
285(7)
Evidence for Evolution
292(9)
Process of Evolution
301(16)
Microevolution
302(4)
Natural Selection
306(4)
Macroevolution
310(7)
Origin and History of Life
317(24)
Origin of Life
318(4)
History of Life
322(12)
Factors That Influence Evolution
334(7)
Classification of Living Things
341(19)
Taxonomy
342(4)
Phylogenetic Trees
346(5)
Systematics Today
351(3)
Classification Systems
354(6)
PART IV: Microbiology and Evolution
360(52)
Viruses, Bacteria, and Archaea
361(18)
Viruses, Viroids, and Prions
362(5)
The Prokaryotes
367(4)
The Bacteria
371(2)
The Archaea
373(6)
The Protists
379(18)
General Biology of Protists
380(2)
Diversity of Protists
382(15)
The Fungi
397(15)
Characteristics of Fungi
398(2)
Evolution of Fungi
400(8)
Symbiotic Relationships of Fungi
408(4)
PART V: Plant Evolution and Biology
412(104)
Evolution and Diversity of Plants
413(24)
Evolutionary History of Plants
414(3)
Nonvascular Plants
417(3)
Vascular Plants
420(1)
Seedless Vascular Plant
421(3)
Seed Plants
424(1)
Gymnosperms
424(4)
Angiosperms
428(9)
Structure and Organization of Plants
437(22)
Plant Organs
438(2)
Monocot Versus Eudicot Plants
440(1)
Plant Tissues
441(3)
Organization of Roots
444(4)
Organization of Stems
448(6)
Organization of Leaves
454(5)
Nutrition and Transport in Plants
459(18)
Plant Nutrition and Soil
460(4)
Water and Mineral Uptake
464(2)
Transport Mechanisms in Plants
466(11)
Control of Growth and Responses in Plants
477(18)
Plant Responses
478(4)
Plant Hormones
482(6)
Photoperiodism
488(7)
Reproduction in Plants
495(21)
Reproductive Strategies
496(6)
Seed Development
502(2)
Fruit Types and Seed Dispersal
504(4)
Asexual Reproduction in Plants
508(8)
PART VI: Animal Evolution
516(80)
Introduction to Invertebrates
517(20)
Evolution of Animals
518(4)
Multicellularity
522(2)
True Tissue Layers
524(4)
Bilateral Symmetry
528(4)
Body Cavity
532(5)
More Invertebrates
537(22)
Advantages of Coelom in Protostomes and Deuterostomes
538(2)
Molluscs
540(4)
Annelids
544(2)
Anthropods
546(8)
Echinoderms
554(5)
Vertebrates
559(20)
Chordates
560(2)
Vertebrates
562(17)
Human Evolution
579(17)
Evolution of Primates
580(4)
Evolution of Early Hominids
584(2)
Evolution of Later Hominids
586(1)
Evolution of Early Homo
587(3)
Evolution of Later Homo
590(6)
PART VII: Comparative Animal Biology
596(222)
Animal Organization and Homeostasis
597(16)
Types of Tissues
598(7)
Organs and Organ Systems
605(3)
Homeostasis
608(5)
Circulation and Cardiovascular Systems
613(20)
Transport in Invertebrates
614(2)
Transport in Vertebrates
616(2)
Transport in Humans
618(6)
Cardiovascular Disorders
624(2)
Blood, a Transport Medium
626(7)
Lymph Transport and Immunity
633(22)
The Lymphatic System
634(2)
Nonspecific and Specific Defenses
636(10)
Induced Immunity
646(3)
Immunity Side Effects
649(6)
Digestive Systems and Nutrition
655(16)
Digestive Tracts
656(2)
Human Digestive Tract
658(6)
Digestive Enzymes
664(1)
Nutrition
665(6)
Respiratory Systems
671(14)
Gas Exchange Surfaces
672(4)
Human Respiratory System
676(4)
Respiration and Health
680(5)
Body Fluid Regulation and Excretory Systems
685(14)
Body Fluid Regulation
686(2)
Nitrogenous Waste Products
688(1)
Organs of Excretion
689(1)
Urinary System in Humans
690(9)
Neurons and Nervous Systems
699(22)
Evolution of the Nervous System
700(3)
Nervous Tissue
703(9)
Central Nervous System: Brain and Spinal Cord
Peripheral Nervous System
712(9)
Sense Organs
721(16)
Chemical Senses
722(2)
Sense of Vision
724(6)
Senses of Hearing and Balance
730(7)
Locomotion and Support Systems
737(18)
Diversity of Skeletons
738(2)
The Human Skeletal System
740(7)
The Human Muscular System
747(8)
Hormones and Endocrine Systems
755(20)
Endocrine Glands
756(4)
Hypothalamus and Pituitary Gland
760(3)
Other Endocrine Glands and Hormones
763(12)
Reproductive Systems
775(22)
How Animals Reproduce
776(2)
Male Reproductive System
778(4)
Female Reproductive System
782(4)
Control of Reproduction
786(4)
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
790(7)
Animal Development
797(21)
Early Developmental Stages
798(4)
Developmental Processes
802(5)
Human Embryonic and Fetal Development
807(11)
PART VIII: Behavior and Ecology
818(128)
Animal Behavior
819(18)
Nature Versus Nurture: Genetic Influences
820(2)
Nature Versus Nurture: Environmental Influences
822(4)
Adaptive Mating Behavior
826(3)
Sociobiology and Animal Behavior
829(2)
Animal Communication
831(6)
Ecology of Populations
837(22)
Scope of Ecology
838(1)
Demographics of Populations
839(4)
Population Growth Models
843(3)
Regulation of Population Size
846(3)
Life History Patterns
849(2)
Human Population Growth
851(8)
Community Ecology
859(22)
Concept of the Community
860(2)
Structure of the Community
862(12)
Community Development
874(2)
Community Biodiversity
876(5)
Ecosystems and Human Interferences
881(20)
The Nature of Ecosystems
882(5)
Energy Flow
887(1)
Global Biogeochemical Cycles
888(13)
The Biosphere
901(26)
Climate and the Biosphere
902(3)
Terrestrial Ecosystems
905(10)
Aquatic Ecosystems
915(12)
Conservation Biology
927(19)
Conservation Biology and Biodiversity
928(2)
Value of Biodiversity
930(4)
Causes of Extinction
934(5)
Conservation Techniques
939(7)
Appendix A Answer Key 946(5)
Appendix B Classification of Organisms 951(2)
Appendix C Metric System 953(1)
Appendix D Periodic Table of the Elements 954
Glossary 1(1)
Credits 1(1)
Index 1

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