Biology Campbell. Volume 1. Volume 2. Volume 3 (set of 3 books)

You are holding a book created by a group of outstanding American scientists under the leadership of Professor Neil Campbell (1946-2004). The first edition of the book was published in 2001, and since then Biology Campbell has been continually updated and improved. It is the most popular guide in the world for those beginning to study biology. It is valued for its well-written text, logical and coherent presentation, high-quality illustrations, and the ability for self-assessment through tests and questions at the end of each chapter. The first volume of this edition discusses three important themes: the chemical processes that underpin the existence of living matter; the cell as the fundamental basis of life; heredity and genetics. You will become familiar with the basics of chemistry, learn about the functions and tasks of the cell, and understand what heredity is and how it is studied. Complex topics addressed in the book are explained in simple and comprehensible language. The learning process is facilitated by hundreds of illustrations, diagrams, and photographs. The second volume of this edition discusses three important themes: mechanisms of evolution, the evolutionary history of biodiversity, and plant life forms. Complex topics addressed in the book are explained in simple and comprehensible language. The learning process is facilitated by hundreds of illustrations, diagrams, and photographs. The third volume of this edition discusses two important themes: animal life forms and their functioning, and ecology. Complex topics addressed in the book are explained in simple and comprehensible language. The learning process is facilitated by hundreds of illustrations, diagrams, and photographs.