Cleveland P. Hickman, Jr.,
Washington and Lee University Larry S. Roberts,
Florida International University Susan L. Keen,
University of California, Davis Allan Larson,
Washington University David J. Eisenhour,
Morehead State University
ISBN: 0072528443 Copyright year: 2007
Key Features
The text helps learners understand existing diversity of animal forms, and understand the evolutionary processes that produce diversity.
Animal Diversity includes chapters that develop general diversity principles, as well as a series of chapters that range from the details of diversity to illustration of principles presented in the earlier chapters.
The scientific method is used to answer questions about the evolutionary relationship of organisms, and students learn how information is gathered from comparisons of morphology, comparisons of genomes and reconstruction of the historical relationships of organisms.
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