Biology Coloring Workbook, 2nd Edition

An Easier and Better Way to Learn Biology.

The Biology Coloring Workbook, 2nd Edition uses the act of coloring to provide you with a clear and concise understanding of biological structures. Learning interactively through coloring fixes biological concepts in the mind and promotes quick recall on exams. It's a less frustrating, more efficient way to learn than rote memorization from textbooks or lecture notes!

An invaluable resource for students of biology, anatomy, nursing & nutrition, medicine, physiology, psychology, art, and more, the Biology Coloring Workbook includes:

• 156 detailed coloring plates with clear and precise artwork
• Comprehensive, thorough explanations of each of the depicted topics
• Coloring suggestions for each lesson, with labels for easy identification and reference
• New sections with memorization techniques, helpful charts, and quick reference guides

The Biology Coloring Workbook follows the standard organization of introductory textbooks, with plates organized into the following sections:

• Introduction to Biology
• Biology of the Cell
• Principles of Genetics
• DNA and Gene Expression
• Principles of Evolution
• The Origin of Life and Simple Life Forms
• Biology of Plants
• Biology of Animals
• Human Biology
• Reproduction and Development in Humans
• Principles of Ecology

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