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SCOTT FORESMAN - ADDISON WESLEY
SECOND EDITION
10th Grade
BIOLOGY
THE WEB OF LIFE
ISBN: 0-201-33440-2
This auction is for the textbook Biology, The Web of Life.
10th Grade
CONTENTS
Chapter1: The Study of Life
1.1: SIMILARITIES AMONG LIVING THINGS
1.2: ADAPTATION AND INTERDEPENDENCE
1.3: DOING THE SCIENCE OF BIOLOGY
Unit 1: The Basis of Life
Chapter 2: Chemical Basis of Life
2.1: CHEMICALS IN ORGANISMS
2.2: BASICS OF CHEMISTRY
2.3: CHEMICALS AT WORK
2.4: CHEMISTRY IN LIFE PROCESSES
2.5: WATER AND SOLUTIONS
Chapter 3: Cell Structure and Function
3.1: A LOOK AT CELLS
3.2: BASIC CELL STRUCTURES
3.3: CELL ORGANELLES
3.4: CELL DIVERSITY
3.5: CELLS AND THEIR ENVIRONMENT
Chapter 4: Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration
4.1: ENERGY AND ATP
4.2: PHOTOSYNTHESIS
4.3: CELLULAR RESPIRATION
4.4: ENERGY FLOW IN THE BIOSPHERE
Chapter 5: Cell Division
5.1: WHEN DO CELLS DIVIDE?
5.2: HOW DO CELLS DIVIDE?
5.3: WHAT IS MEIOSIS?
5.4: NEW CHROMOSOME COMBINATIONS
UNIT 1 REVIEW
Unit 2: Genetics
Chapter 6: Fundamentals of Genetics
6.1: PATTERNS OF INHERITANCE
6.2: PRINCIPLES OF INHERITANCE
6.3: GENETICS AND PREDICTIONS
6.4: PREDICTIONS AND PEOPLE
6.5: DIFFICULT PREDICTIONS
Chapter 7: DNA, Genes, and Chromosomes
7.1: MOLECULE OF HEREDITY
7.2: DNA STRUCTURE AND REPLICATION
7.3: LINKED GENES
7.4: SEX LINKAGE
7.5: THE HUMAN GENE MAP
Chapter 8: Protein Synthesis
8.1: FROM GENOTYPE TO PHENOTYPE
8.2: PROTEIN AND PHENOTYPE
8.3: CHANGES IN CHROMOSOMES
8.4: GENES AND CANCER
Chapter 9: The Biotechnology Revolution
9.1: BREEDING
9.2: GENETIC ENGINEERING
9.3 APPLICATIONS OF GENETIC ENGINEERING
9.4 SAFETY AND ETHICS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY
UNIT 2 REVIEW
Unit 3: Change and Diversity
Chapter 10: The Theory of Evolution
10.1: VARIATION AND ADAPTATION
10.2: DARWIN AND HIS THEORY
10.3: TRACKING CHANGES
10.4: ORIGIN OF SPECIES
10.5: POPULATION GENETICS
Chapter 11: The History of Life
11.1 EARTH'S EARLY HISTORY
11.2 THE FIRST ORGANISMS
11.3 HISTORY OF LIVING THINGS
Chapter 12: Human History
12.1: PRIMATES
12.2: HOMINIDS
12.3: HOMO SAPIENS
Chapter 13: Classification
13.1: CLASSIFICATION
13.2: BASIS FOR CLASSIFICATION
13.3: IDENTIFYING ORGANISMS
UNIT 3 REVIEW
Unit 4: Monerans, Protists, and Fungi
Chapter 14: Viruses and Monerans
14.1: CHARACTERISTICS OF VIRUSES
14.2: ORIGIN AND DIVERSITY OF VIRUSES
14.3: VIRUSES IN THE BIOSPHERE
14.4: CHARACTERISTICS OF MONERANS
14.5: ORIGIN AND DIVERSITY OF MONERANS
14.6: MONERANS IN THE BIOSPHERE
Chapter 15: Protists
15.1: CHARACTERISTICS OF PROTISTS
15.2: ANIMAL-LIKE PROTISTS—PROTOZOANS
15.3: PLANTLIKE PROTISTS--ALGAE
15.4: FUNGUSLIKE PROTISTS--MOLDS
15.5: PROTISTS IN THE BIOSPHERE
16: Fungi
16.1: CHARACTERISTICS OF FUNGI
16.2: ORIGIN AND DIVERSITY OF FUNGI
16.3: FUNGI IN THE BIOSPHERE
UNIT 4 REVIEW
Unit 5: Plants
Chapter 17: Introduction to Plants
17.1: THE STRUCTURE OF PLANTS
17.2: PLANTS IN THE BIOSPHERE
17.3: CHARACTERISTICS OF PLANTS
17.4: OVERVIEW OF PLANT DIVERSITY
Chapter 18: Energy, Transport, and Growth in Plants
18.1: PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN PLANTS
18.2: TRANSPORT IN PLANTS
18.3: PLANT GROWTH
Chapter 19: Response and Reproduction in Plants
19.1: PLANTS RESPOND TO THE ENVIRONMENT
19.2: PLANTS CHANGE THE ENVIRONMENT
19.3: ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION IN PLANTS
19.4: SEXUAL REPRODUCTION IN PLANTS
19.5: FOCUS ON FLOWERS
Chapter 20: Origin and Diversity of Plants
20.1: NATURAL HISTORY OF PLANTS
20.2: MOSSES
20.3: FERNS
20.4: CONIFERS
20.5: FLOWERING PLANTS
UNIT 5 REVIEW
Chapter 21: Sponges and Cnidarians
21.1: INTRODUCTION TO ANIMALS
21.2: CHARACTERISTICS OF SPONGES
21.3: ORIGIN AND DIVERSITY OF SPONGES
21.4: CHARACTERISTICS OF CNIDARIANS
21.5: ORIGIN AND DIVERSITY OF CNIDARIANS
21.6: SPONGES AND CNIDARIANS IN THE BIOSPHERE
Chapter 22: Worms and Mollusks
22.1 FLATWORMS AND ROUNDWORMS
22.2 MOLLUSKS
22.3 SEGMENTED WORMS
Chapter 23: Arthropods
23.1: ARTHROPODS
23.2: CRUSTACEANS
23.3: SPIDERS AND THEIR RELATIVES
23.4: INSECTS AND THEIR RELATIVES
23.5: ARTHROPODS IN THE BIOSPHERE
Chapter 24: Echinoderms and Inveertebrate Chordates
24.1: ECHINODERMS
24.2: INVERTEBRATE CHORDATES
UNIT 6 REVIW
Unit 7: Vertebrate Animals
Chapter 25: Fishes and Amphibians
25.1: VERTEBRATES
25.2: CHARACTERISTICS OF FISHES
25.3: ORIGIN AND DIVERSITY OF FISHES
25.4: FISHES IN THE BIOSPHERE
25.5: CHARACTERISTIC OF AMPHIBIANS
25.6: ORIGIN AND DIVERSITY OF AMPHIBIANS
25.7: AMPHIBIANS IN THE BIOSPHERE
Chapter 26: Reptiles and Birds
26.1: CHARACTERISTICS OF REPTILES
26.2: ORIGIN AND DIVERSITY OF REPTILES
26.3: REPTILES IN THE BIOSPHERE
26.4: CHARACTERISTICS OF BIRDS
26.5: ORIGIN AND DIVERSITY OF BIRDS
26.6: BIRDS IN THE BIOSPHERE
Chapter 27: Mammals
27.1: CHARACTERISTICS OF MAMMALS
27.2: ORIGIN AND DIVERSITY OF MAMMALS
27.3: MAMMALS IN THE BIOSPHERE
Chapter 28: Animal Behavior
28.1: ANIMAL BEHAVIOR
28.2: INNATE BEHAVIOR
28.3: LEARNED BEHAVIOR
28.4: BEHAVIOR IN THE LIFE OF ANIMALS
UNIT 7 REVIEW
Unit 8: Human Biology
Chapter 29: Skin, Skeletal, and Muscular Systems
29.1: BODY SYSTEMS
29.2: SUPPORT
29.3: HUMAN SKELETON
29.4: MOVEMENT
29.5: HUMAN MUSCLES
29.6: COVERING
Chapter 30: Digestive and Excretory Systems
30.1: DIGESTION
30.2: HUMAN DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
30.3: HEALTH OF THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
30.4: EXCRETION
30.5: HUMAN EXCRETORY SYSTEM
Chapter 31: Respiratory and Circulatory Systems
31.1: RESPIRATORY SYSTEMS
31.2: EVERY BREATH YOU TAKE
31.3: HEALTH OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
31.4: CIRCULATORY SYSTEMS
31.5: BLOOD
31.6: HEALTH OF THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
Chapter 32: Immune System
32.1: PROTECTING THE ORGANISM
32.2: OVERVIEW OF THE IMMUNE SYSTEM
32.3: ACTIVITIES OF THE IMMUNE SYSTEM
32.4: HEALTH OF THE IMMUNE SYSTEM
Chapter 33: Endocrine and Reproductive Systems
33.1: ENDOCRINE CONTROL
33.2: HUMAN ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
33.3: HEALTH OF THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
33.4: REPRODUCTION
33.5: HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
33.6: HEALTH OF THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
Chapter 34: Nervous System
34.1: SENSING AND CONTROL
34.2: NERVES AT WORK
34.3: CENTRAL AND PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEMS
34.4: THE SENSES
34.5: NERVOUS SYSTEM HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE
UNIT 8 REVIEW
Unit 9: Organisms and the Environment
Chapter 35: The Biosphere
35.1: CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BIOSPHERE
35.2: CLIMATE
35.3: LAND BIOMES
35.4: WATER BIOMES
Chapter 36: Populations and Communities
36.1: POPULATION GROWTH
36.2: LIMITS ON POPULATION GROWTH
36.3: COMMUNITIES
36.4: ECOLOGICAL SUCCESSION
Chapter 37: Ecosystem Dynamics
37.1: ECOSYSTEM STRUCTURE
37.2: ENERGY LEVELS
37.3: CHEMICAL CYCLES
Chapter 38: People and the Environment
38.1: EARTH'S RESOURCES
38.2: LAND IN THE BIOSPHERE
38.3: WATER IN THE BIOSPHERE
38.4: AIR IN THE BIOSPHERE
38.5: ENVIRONMENTAL SUCCESS STORIES
UNIT 9 REVIEW
REFERENCE AND RESOURCES
Letter FROM THE AUTHORS
APPENDIX A: METRIC CONVERSIONS
APPENDIX B: THE PERIODIC TABLE
APPENDIX C: LABORATORY SAFETY
APPENDIX D: LABORATORY SKILLS
APPENDIX E: PROBLEM-SOLVING SKILLS
APPENDIX F: CLASSIFICATION OF ORGANISMS
BIOLOGY ATLAS
GLOSSARY
INDEX
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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