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Michel Tibayrenc

Race and Racism

Following the last war, after the revelation of Nazi crimes and the Holocaust, a powerful school of thought, championed by "a small but vocal group of researchers" (who have become increasingly …

Neurological Disorders

As the burden of neurological conditions continues to grow globally, bridging the gap between neuroscience and medicine becomes imperative. This book provides a roadmap for researchers, neuroscientists, p…

Ellen Clarke

The Units of Life

Where are the edges of a tree? What makes arms different from daughters? What have corals got in common with Necker cubes? Biological individuality has become a dizzying topic since researchers began, at …

Girls Aloud

Ten

Molecular Male Reproductive Medicine

This book bridges the gap of basic research in male reproductive biology and its relationship to clinical studies. Bringing together a group of senior investigators with decades of experience in research …

Kay Barnham,

Science Needs Imagination

Explore how imagination and creative thinking have shaped some of history's most important scientific breakthroughs in biologyScience Needs Imagination: Biology shows young readers that science is powered…

Minerva Black

Five Second Science

Five Second Science: Biology transforms complex concepts into easily digestible facts. Each page delivers a single incredible science fact - from the secrets of cells and the marvels of human anatomy to t…

GeNeDIS 2024

The 6th Genomics, Neuroscience, Therapeutics, and Data Innovation Summit (GeNeDIS 2024) focuses on the latest major challenges in scientific research, new drug targets, the development of novel biomarkers…

The Anatidae Family

Comprising over 170 species, the Anatidae family is distributed worldwide and plays a vital role in maintaining the health of aquatic ecosystems. Ecologically, Anatidae species contribute to nutrient cycl…

Sue Raney

Complete Capitol Years 1956 - 1960

Pallab Majumder

Foreigners

This book delves deep into the mechanics of the phenomenon of immigration. It looks at all the different categories of populations that move out of their homeland for a variety of reasons -- refugees and …

Sea Ice

"I vividly remember coming up with the concept of an edited book on sea ice while attending the EASIZ Symposium at the Alfred Wegener Institute in Bremerhaven in June 1999. While there were several b…

Marcel van Driel

African Snakes

Africa is home to over 700 snake species, from massive pythons capable of swallowing antelope to minute thread snakes that feed on ant eggs. This accessible, user-friendly book explores the fascinating li…

Australian Mammals

This is a complete guide to the husbandry of all groups of Australian mammals. It covers advances from the last 20 years, including developments in assisted breeding, genetic techniques, updated taxonomy …

Thomas Woodward, James P. Gills

Epigenetics and the Architect

In 1953 Watson and Crick ignited the genetics revolution with their discovery of the double helix. Today a second revolution is underway thanks to the discovery of DNA's mysterious partner in the elegant …

David Hone, Mark Witton

Spinosaur Tales

The spinosaurs - the dinosaur group that includes the largest land predator of all time, the awe-inspiring Spinosaurus - star in this cutting-edge review.The giant sail-backed carnivorous dinosaur Spinosa…

Charles H. Pence

Integrative Promise

This book offers a new approach to the way in which biologists evaluate both the explanations they give of biological phenomena and those they would like to pursue. Departing from current scholarship on e…

On Human Nature

On Human Nature: Biology, Psychology, Ethics, Politics, and Religion covers the present state of knowledge on human biological and cultural diversity and its adaptative significance through an extensive s…

Markus J. Rantala, Severi Luoto

Depression

Major depressive disorder is not a single, uniform condition. Different causes of depression produce distinct symptom patterns, creating discrete subtypes. The human capacity for mood variation evolved be…