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BiologySource 11 Contents
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Unit A Diversity of Living Things
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Identifying and classifying living things require a common language.
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p. 4
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A diversity of micro-organisms, protists, and fungi is intrinsic to life on Earth.
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p. 28
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Biodiversity evolves over time and is affected by changing conditions on Earth.
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p. 56
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Unit A Summary
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p. 88
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Unit A Review
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p. 89
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Unit B Genetic Processes
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The cell's genetic material determines inherited characteristics.
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p. 96
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Mendelian laws and chromosome theory help explain inheritance patterns.
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p. 126
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Genetic and genomic research and technologies have social and ethical implications.
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p. 154
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Unit B Summary
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p. 178
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Unit B Review
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p. 179
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Unit C Evolution
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The theory of evolution helps us understand the diversity of life.
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p. 186
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The mechanisms of evolution can lead to speciation of extinction.
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p. 212
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Evolution has produced Earth's current biodiversity and influences modern medicine and agriculture.
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p. 240
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Unit C Summary
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p. 268
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Unit C Review
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p. 269
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Unit D Animals: Structure and Function
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Animals obtain and process nutrients for energy and growth from the food they eat.
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p. 276
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| The circulatory system transports materials through the body. |
p. 300
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| The respiratory system exchanges gases between blood and air. |
p. 326
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| Unit D Summary |
p. 348
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| Unit D Review |
p. 349
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Unit E Plants: Anatomy, Growth, and Function
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Plants play key roles in nature and society.
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p. 356
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| Specialized plant structures support plant functions. |
p. 269
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| Plant growth is regulated by internal and external factors. |
p. 269
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| Unit E Summary |
p. 434
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| Unit E Review |
p. 410
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