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What Biology Studies

Biology looks at living things, from cells to ecosystems.

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Formal terminology, methods, evidence, disciplinary structure, disputes, and research frontiers.

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Research reading

Biology looks at living things, from cells to ecosystems.

Claim under review

Biology asks how life works, how living things grow, and how living things relate to one another and their environment.

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Bibliography

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  1. 1. Biology 2e

    Mary Ann Clark, Matthew Douglas, and Jung Choi · OpenStax, Rice University · 2018 · Open Textbook

    Open source
  2. 2. STEM Teaching Resources

    National Institutes of Health · U.S. Department of Health and Human Services · Current resource · Government

    Open source