The Encyclopedia of Life Sciences Volumes 1-32 comprises the original 20 volumes (published in 2002), the supplementary Volumes 21-26 published in 2007, and Volumes 27-32 published in 2010.
Spanning the entire spectrum of the life sciences, the Encyclopedia of Life Sciences features more than 4,300 specially commissioned and peer-reviewed articles, making it an essential read for life scientists and a valuable resource for teaching. Aimed at researchers, students and teachers, articles provide comprehensive and authoritative coverage, written by leaders in the field.
Color illustrations and tables accompany articles, with appendix and glossary material providing essential information for the non-specialist, including biochemical and taxonomic information, acronyms, synonyms, units and other technical data. All articles have been peer-reviewed to ensure a balanced representation of the literature. Articles are divided into three categories - Introductory, Advanced and Keynote
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