BIOLOGY: AN INQUIRY INTO LIFE (2 Volume Set)
Publisher: Tata McGraw-Hill Publishing
Edition: First Edition, 1971
Binding: Hardcover (2 Volumes)
Pages: Volume 1 – 352 pages, Volume 2 – 758 pages
Size: 7 inch × 9.5 inch (each volume)
This two-volume set, Biology: An Inquiry Into Life, published by Tata McGraw-Hill in its 1971 first edition, is a thorough and insightful educational work designed to introduce and deepen understanding of biological science through the lens of inquiry. The set spans a total of 1,110 pages, with Volume 1 consisting of 352 pages and Volume 2 expanding across 758 pages. Both volumes are printed in a large, easy-to-read format, measuring 7 by 9.5 inches.
Structured to stimulate curiosity and critical thinking, the text encourages students to ask questions, analyze data, and think deeply about biological phenomena. The content covers a wide array of essential topics in biology, including cell structure and function, genetics, evolution, ecology, physiology, and the diversity of life forms—from microscopic organisms to complex plants and animals.
The pedagogical approach focuses on fostering an investigative mindset. Each chapter is framed to promote discovery, supported by well-illustrated diagrams, detailed explanations, and learning activities. Whether discussing DNA replication, photosynthesis, the role of enzymes, or ecosystem dynamics, the text maintains a consistent focus on evidence-based understanding and the scientific method.
Ideal for students, educators, and readers with a serious interest in the life sciences, this edition stands as a valuable academic resource. The 1971 first edition also carries historical significance, reflecting the state of biological knowledge and teaching methodologies of its time—making it useful not only for study but for comparison with contemporary biology education.
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Comprehensive two-volume set spanning over 1,100 pages
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Inquiry-based teaching approach promoting critical scientific thinking
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Covers all fundamental areas of biology: cell biology, genetics, evolution, physiology, and ecology
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Richly illustrated with diagrams, tables, and study tools
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A valuable educational resource for students, teachers, and academic collectors
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