Biology [electronic resource] / Bibliotheque Alexandrie

Bilogy : What was the story of life on earth? Who created modern bilogy? What did mendel and darwin actually say? Why was the discovey of DNA such a momentous achievement? How do we organize the enormous diversity of life we see everywhere? Can we actually create an encyclopedia covering all life forms on earth? These are some of the questions we cover in our search for a better understanding og biology

Encyclopedia of life: A single book to cover all that we know about all the life forms on earth! That is the ambition of the Encyclopedia of life (EOL) project drawing together many of the most distinguished scienctific institutions in the world. Leading scientists explain how this enormous enterprise is designed. The work already accessible online (www.eol.org) builds on the classifications of linnaeus and integrates new scientific insights, and is well on its way to covering the tow million species already indentified by scientists

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System requirements: IBM or compatible computer, 25MHz, 486SX; 2 MB available hard disk space, minimum 8 MB of RAM recommended; Windows 3.x or Windows 95; double speed or faster CD-ROM drive; VGA display, 8-bit col. (256 colors), 16-bit (thousands of colors) strongly recommended.