A History of the Life Sciences

Lois N. Magner

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The Origins of the Life Sciences The Greek Legacy The Renaissance and the Scientific Revolution The Foundations of Modern Science: Institutions and Instruments Problems in Generation: Organisms, Embryos, and Cells Physiology Microbiology, Virology, and Immunology Evolution Genetics Molecular Biology Index

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