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The Development of Modern Biology

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The Development of Modern Biology is a historical survey of the major ideas, discoveries, and methodological advances that shaped modern biological science. Written primarily for senior secondary (VI form) and early university students, the book traces the evolution of biological thought from early natural history through cell theory, heredity, evolution, and experimental biology. It emphasizes how scientific methods, technological advances, and changing philosophical perspectives contributed to biology’s transformation into a modern science. The volume includes bibliographical references (pp. 115–116) to support further study.

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574.09 M369

Publisher

Oxford and New York : Pergamon Press., 1969

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Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

0080132596

Classification

574.09

Content Type

text

Media Type

unmediated

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Edition

1st

Subject(s)

Biology — History History of Science Development o

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