What is life? How did it begin on earth? Does life exist elsewhere in the universe? These are some of the most exciting questions in science today.
In this book Bernard Glemser raises these questions, and tells of the progress that biologists have recently made toward answering them. He also describes some of the great biological discoveries of the past. Finally, he discusses the relationship of simple forms of life to the most complex creatures of all—man.
Here is an introduction to biology, the science of life itself.
—from the book
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