physiology

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Animals alive!

an ecological guide to animal activities
1994
A guide for the development of a program in which live animals are collected locally, studied, and then released back into their natural habitats completely unharmed.

Orchid mantises and other extreme insect adaptations

2015
"Explores various extreme insect adaptations throughout the world, including meganosed flies, assassin bugs, and bombardier beetles"--Provided by publisher.

The cardiovascular system

2015
Describes the structure and function of the human cardiovascular system, how it supports other body systems, and how to keep it healthy.

Bird sense

what it's like to be a bird
2013
Describes how birds use their senses of sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch, and magnetic field detection to interpret their environment and to interact with one another.

The language of life

how cells communicate in health and disease
2005
Discusses the chemically-based language of cells, their genes, and proteins, and describes how cells in the body know what and how to do what they were designed to do.

Respiration

2010
Contains six simple science experiments with easy-to-follow instructions designed to teach children about respiration.

Digestion

2010
Contains six simple science experiments with easy-to-follow instructions designed to teach children about digestion.

Star-nosed moles and other extreme mammal adaptations

2015
"Explores various extreme mammal adaptations throughout the world, including caracals, mongooses, and bulldog bats"--.

The psychopath inside

a neuroscientist's personal journey into the dark side of the brain
2013
A career memoir of neuroscientist James Fallon, describing how while studying his family's brain scans for research he discovered that his own scan reflected a pattern similar to those in the brains of serial killers, a finding that offered new insights into the role of biology in behavior.

Programs of the brain

based on the Gifford lectures, 1975-7
1978

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