Biology: Student TextbookLeslie MacKenzie, David K. Arwine, Edward J. Shewan, Michael J. McHugh Christian Liberty Press, 2004 - 420 pàgines Originally developed by the Creation Research Society, this classic text is now available in an updated and full-color edition. This hardbound text contains helpful questions and a thorough presentation of biology concepts. Beautiful graphs and illustrations complement the text material that is scientifically accurate and true to six-day/young earth creationism. Grades 9-10. |
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1524 Habitats | 191 |
1527 Relation of Fishes to Man | 192 |
The Biology of Man | 193 |
Form and Major Functions of the Human Body | 195 |
MUSCULAR SYSTEM | 197 |
164 Cellular Structure of Muscles | 198 |
166 Motor Units and Muscle Tonus | 200 |
168 The Heart | 201 |
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The Continuity of Life | 45 |
The Nature of Living Things | 47 |
64 Action Not Explained by Chemistry | 49 |
65 Conclusions | 50 |
68 Early Microscopic Work | 51 |
610 Types of Cells | 52 |
612 Plant Cells | 54 |
613 Cilia and Flagella | 55 |
615 Cell Division in Animals | 56 |
616 Formation of Sperm and Egg | 57 |
LAW OF BIOGENESIS | 58 |
620 Quarrel Renewed | 59 |
622 Work on Life in the Air | 60 |
624 The Necessity of an Origin | 61 |
The Science of Genetics | 65 |
73 Incomplete Dominance and Codominance | 67 |
74 MultipleGene Interaction | 68 |
75 Multiple Factors | 69 |
APPLIED GENETICS | 70 |
710 How Geneticists Combine Desirable Characteristics | 71 |
711 Mendels Work Unappreciated | 72 |
713 Mutations a Profit or Loss? | 73 |
714 Applying the Principles of Genetics to Human Problems | 74 |
715 Inheritance of Sex | 75 |
717 The Inheritance of Intelligence | 76 |
720 Conclusion | 78 |
THE CHEMICAL BASIS OF GENE ACTION | 79 |
723 Breaking the Code | 81 |
724 How DNA Duplication Occurs | 82 |
726 How RNA Gets the Work Done | 83 |
727 Critique of DNA Concept | 85 |
728 Effects of Mutations on the DNA System | 86 |
POPULATION GENETICS | 87 |
GENETICS AND THE SPECIES | 88 |
733 Improving Human Intelligence | 89 |
737 Summary | 90 |
The Development of the Individual | 93 |
85 Formation of Germ Layers | 95 |
86 Development of the Chick | 96 |
EXPERIMENTAL EMBRYOLOGY | 98 |
89 Possible Future Experimentation | 99 |
The World of Living Things | 101 |
Classification of Organisms | 103 |
THE SYSTEM OF CLASSIFICATION | 104 |
94 Concept of Fixity of Species | 105 |
UNCERTAINTIES IN CLASSIFICATION | 106 |
96 The Origin of Variation | 107 |
Small Plants and Little Animals | 109 |
Kingdom Fungi Non green Plants | 111 |
104 True Fungi | 112 |
107 Water Molds | 113 |
109 Yeasts | 115 |
1011 Puffballs | 116 |
BENEFITS FROM FUNGI | 117 |
Viruses Bacteria and Other Forms | 121 |
114 Classes of Viruses | 123 |
117 Viral Diseases of Man and Animals | 124 |
118 Interferon | 125 |
1110 Nutrition and Growth of Bacteria | 126 |
1111 Bacterial Reproduction | 127 |
1114 Bacteria and Man | 128 |
OTHER FORMS OF MICROORGANISMS | 129 |
1118 Spirochetes | 130 |
1123 Serum Reactions | 131 |
1124 Antibiotics and Chemotherapeutic Agents | 132 |
Algae | 135 |
Very Beautiful Algae | 136 |
128 General Description | 137 |
BROWN ALGAE AND RHODOPHYTA RED ALGAE | 138 |
1212 The Ecology of Algae | 140 |
1213 Economic Importance of Algae | 141 |
OneCelled Organisms The Protozoa | 143 |
134 Ciliates | 144 |
135 Green Paramecia | 145 |
137 Mastigophora | 146 |
IMPORTANCE OF PROTOZOA | 147 |
Animal Life | 149 |
Animals Without Backbones | 151 |
144 Characteristics of Insects | 152 |
146 Molting | 154 |
148 Thorax and Abdomen | 155 |
1410 Parthenogenesis | 156 |
1411 The Nervous System | 157 |
1413 Classification of Insects | 159 |
Mostly Aquatic Forms | 161 |
Spiders Mites and Scorpions | 162 |
Centipedes and Diplopoda Millipedes | 163 |
ANNELIDA | 164 |
1421 Tapeworms | 165 |
1423 Parasites of Human Beings | 166 |
MOLLUSCA | 167 |
1427 Mussels | 168 |
1428 How Mussels Live | 169 |
1429 Value to Man | 170 |
COELENTERATA | 171 |
1434 How New Generations Form | 172 |
1436 Relation to Natural Selection Processes | 173 |
1438 Possible Relationships | 174 |
1439 Essential Uniformity in Diversity | 175 |
Animals With Backbones | 179 |
153 Diversity Among Mammals | 180 |
154 Mammals in Relation to Man | 182 |
157 Birds of the Past and Future | 183 |
158 Birds in Relation to Man | 184 |
REPTILES | 185 |
1513 Recognizing Venomous Snakes | 187 |
AMPHIBIANS | 188 |
1518 Structure of the Frog | 189 |
FISHES | 190 |
169 Blood Flow | 202 |
1611 Blood Transfusion | 203 |
1613 Breathing Organs | 204 |
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM | 205 |
1616 Need for Food | 206 |
1618 Chemistry of Digestion | 208 |
1621 Organs of Excretion | 209 |
INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM | 210 |
Body Controls and Human Reproduction | 213 |
173 Nerve Impulses | 214 |
176 Sense Organs | 215 |
178 How a Person Sees | 216 |
1710 The Ear | 217 |
1715 Master Gland | 218 |
1717 Emergency Gland | 220 |
1722 Body Fluids | 221 |
1725 Heartbeat and Blood Vessel Control | 223 |
1727 Hormones and Homeostasis | 224 |
1732 Male Reproductive System | 225 |
1734 The Menstrual Cycle | 226 |
NARCOTICS ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO | 228 |
1738 Tobacco | 229 |
1741 Behavior of Organisms with Nerves | 230 |
1743 Learned Behavior | 231 |
1744 Difficulties of Studying Animal Behavior | 232 |
Plant Life | 233 |
Plants Without Conducting Systems | 235 |
183 Alternation of Generations | 236 |
184 Complexity and Design of Mosses | 237 |
LIVERWORTS AND HORNWORTS | 238 |
188 Hornworts | 239 |
Structure and Growth | 241 |
CELLS LEAVES AND PHOTOSYNTHESIS | 243 |
196 Leaf Structure | 244 |
197 Photosynthesis | 246 |
ROOTS AND ABSORPTIONS | 247 |
1910 Conduction of Substances | 249 |
1911 Other Functions | 250 |
STEMS AND TRANSLOCATION | 251 |
1914 Stem Growth and Differentiation | 252 |
1915 Stele Arrangements in Stems and Roots | 253 |
1917 Translocation in Stems | 254 |
1918 Testing the CohesionTension Theory | 255 |
PLANT GROWTH SUBSTANCES | 256 |
1920 Plant Growth Substances Discovered | 257 |
Plants With Conducting Systems Flowers Seeds and Fruits | 261 |
204 Development of Flower Parts | 263 |
208 Stamens | 264 |
209 Pistils | 265 |
2010 Variation in Flower Structure | 266 |
2011 Monocots and Dicots | 267 |
2012 Flowers and Sexual Reproduction | 268 |
2013 Pollen Tubes | 269 |
2016 External Features of Seeds | 270 |
2017 Seed Dissemination | 271 |
2019 Seedlings | 272 |
2021 Growth Substances and Fruit Development | 273 |
2023 Fruits as Food for Man | 274 |
VASCULAR PLANTS WITHOUT SEEDS | 276 |
2026 Psilopsida | 277 |
2028 Lycopsida | 278 |
2029 Sphenopsida | 280 |
2030 Filicinae the Ferns | 282 |
2031 Tree Ferns | 284 |
2034 Bennettitales | 285 |
2037 LifeCycle Evolution | 287 |
Theories of Biological Change | 289 |
Weaknesses of Geologic Evidence | 291 |
213 Charles Darwin | 292 |
LACK OF FOSSIL EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT EVOLUTION | 293 |
217 Fragmentary Evidence | 294 |
218 Extinct Organisms | 295 |
2110 Problems with Fossil Classification | 296 |
METHODS OF FOSSIL DATING INCONCLUSIVE | 297 |
2112 Difficulties with the Geologic Timetable | 299 |
2114 Arbitrary Process Employed in Fossil Dating | 300 |
ALTERNATE INTERPRETATION OF THE FOSSIL RECORD | 301 |
2119 Huge Fossil Beds | 302 |
2120 Alternate Interpretations of the Fossil Gaps | 303 |
Evidences From Similarities | 305 |
DEVELOPMENTAL SIMILARITIES | 306 |
224 Vestigial Organs | 307 |
BIOCHEMICAL SIMILARITIES | 308 |
226 Protective Coloration | 309 |
MISAPPLICATION OF SIMILARITIES | 310 |
228 Difficulties of Classification Based on Evolutionary Hypothesis | 312 |
Early Man | 315 |
234 Differences Between Man and Apes | 316 |
SEARCH AND DISCOVERY OF EARLY MAN | 317 |
238 One Often Finds What He Looks For | 318 |
239 Peculiar Types in Africa | 320 |
Problems for Evolutionists | 323 |
242 Problem of Establishing a New Trait | 324 |
ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION | 325 |
244 Difficulty in Oparins Theory | 326 |
TRANSITION AND EVOLUTION | 327 |
Limited Variation Versus Unlimited Change | 331 |
253 Polyploidy | 332 |
254 Darwins Finches | 333 |
NATURAL SELECTION AND COMPLEXITY | 334 |
256 Survival of Less Complex Organisms | 335 |
258 Two Theories on the Origin of Life | 336 |
259 Creationism and Thermodynamics | 337 |
Ecology and Conservation | 339 |
Interrelationships of Living Things | 341 |
265 Food Relationships | 343 |
266 Conjunctive Symbiosis | 344 |
PHYSICAL FACTORS IN ENVIRONMENT | 345 |
269 Heat Energy | 346 |
Balance of Nature | 349 |
274 Minerals in Soil | 350 |
CYCLES | 351 |
2713 Nitrogen Cycle | 352 |
2714 Phosphorus Cycle | 353 |
2715 Food Webs | 354 |
BIOGEOGRAPHY | 357 |
284 Dispersion | 358 |
287 Coniferous and Deciduous Forest Biomes | 359 |
289 Desert Biome | 360 |
2810 Tropical Rain Forest Biome | 361 |
2812 Marine Biome | 362 |
2814 Land Habitat | 363 |
Conservation Applied Ecology | 365 |
292 Conservation Today | 366 |
294 Pesticides and Herbicides | 367 |
296 Conservation and Man | 368 |
PLANNING FOR CONSERVATION | 369 |
2911 Providing Habitat | 370 |
2914 Forest Conservation | 371 |
2915 Water Conservation | 372 |
The True Goal and Effect of Scientific Study | 375 |
Glossary of Terms | 377 |
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