BIOL Senior Thesis and Research Project Guide (SC)

An authoritative guide to what we know about evolutionary biology, from the origins of species to the selfish gene and beyond in 370 original articles written by leading experts.
Cornell Reference QH360.2 .O83 2002 (lower level)

Disciplines covered include biology, chemistry, geology, and physical oceanography, with articles centering on marine life, ecology, economics, policy, and biographies of major contributors to marine science. The articles, which vary in length, are clear and concise. This work will be excellent for students starting their research in these disciplines.
Cornell Reference GC9 .I58 2003 (lower level)

In this handbook, the society proposes to provide a comprehensive and critical presentation of the state of knowledge in the various fields of physiology. It intends to cover the physiological sciences in their entirety once in 10 years in a critical, comprehensive survey of physiological knowledge and concepts, emphasizing each science according to its importance, regardless of the time when the discoveries and formulations were made.
Cornell Reference + QP6 .H25 (lower level)

Cornell Reference (main level)
QH360.2 .R53 2007
Contains more than 200 entries that span modern evolutionary science and the history of its development.