Unit 2: Evolution
Unit 2: Evolution
Illustrations and photos assist in detailed exploration of genetics and evolution including findings in fossils and on the microscopic level, from plants and animals to humans. [electronic resource]
Chronicles the life of the English naturalist who, after collecting plants and animals from around the world, postulated the theory of evolution by natural selection; and includes twenty-one activities.
Examines the personality as well as the thought process which led this naturalist to his discoveries which have helped shape our understanding of the natural world.
Explores how organisms adapt to changing environments, from changes in physical appearance to adaptations in behavior, and examines the evolution of different plant and animal species.
Examines how the evolution of humans and animals has been helpful with surviving the most extreme environments.
Examines the evolution, behavior, physical characteristics, and life cycle of all kinds of amphibians.
Illustrations and simple text provide a brief introduction to the life and work of scientist Charles Darwin and his theory of evolution.
Covers over 2,000 terms arranged thematically. The themes include cells, the chemistry of life, inheritance and genetics, evolution, classifying living things, microorganisms, plant biology, animals, and ecology.
In graphic novel format looks at the mystery of what happened to the dinosaurs.
Illustrated guide to the world of geology and paleontology, looking at how the study of rocks and minerals reveals information about the Earth's history, touring some of the world's most notable sites, and offering details on various specimens and collecting.
Presents a photographic introduction to fossils, explaining what they are, looking at different types of fossils, and discussing what they reveal about the past.
Recounts the life and work of Mary Anning, who collected fossils throughout her life and made major discoveries in paleontology when that branch of science was first emerging.
Describes the discovery and reconstruction, in Patagonia, of the fossil remains of the largest carnivorous dinosaur yet known.