Explore how evolutionary forces shape disease patterns in humans and other species, revealing adaptive trade‑offs, host–pathogen coevolution, and implications for public health strategies.
Explore how random motion shapes life with fresh examples, updated equations, and vivid illustrations that illuminate cellular transport, animal navigation, and ecological patterns in a concise, engaging guide.
Explore human development through a psychodynamic lens, tracing growth, maturity, and aging while uncovering unconscious motives that shape identity across life stages.
Explore how life’s complexity arose through key evolutionary milestones, from single cells to social groups, in a concise guide that blends theory with vivid examples of natural innovation.
Explore how simple rules give rise to complex life in “Self‑Organization in Biological Systems.” The book dissects pattern formation, collective behavior, and emergent order across ecosystems, offering clear examples and mathematical insight into natural organization.
(9780393679519) - Height: 277mm - Spine width: 13mm - Width: 216mm - W.W. Norton and Company - cm - W. W. Norton & Company - ISBN: 9780393679519 - Languages: English - Publication date: 04 Dec 2018 - Weight: 695g
(9781476748368) - Nakazawa, Donna Jackson - Paperback - Atria Books - Height: 210 mm - Spine width: 20 mm - Width: 140 mm - ISBN: 9781476748368 - Number of pages: 304 - Pages: 278 - Language: English
(9781107087354) - Country of publication: UNITED KINGDOM - Dimensions: (H) 284mm, (W) 227mm, (D) 44mm - Edition: 2 Revised edition - Cambridge University Press - In Print - Professional and scholarly
Discover the science behind human survival in extreme environments, from freezing cold to scorching heat, in this fascinating book by Frances Ashcroft.