Here are some web links that may be of interest in biological sciences and biology education. Expect this page to change often, so remember to "Reload" it. Let me know when links stop working or if there are sites you especially like that others might also find useful.

 Wadsworth Biology Resource Center Home Page (very extensive and very useable; consider that support for this web site is part of what you bought when you paid for your textbook!) You should especially take advantage of their Tutorial Quizzes and Hypercontents sections for each chapter (instructions for this on the Biology 120 home page).

 The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Biosciences (not fancy, but about as complete as it is possible to be)

 Links2Go: Biology

 National Biological Service (NBS), federal agency within the U.S. Geological Survey - USGS has its own listing of Biology web links.

  Amherst College Library BIOLOGY RESOURCES

 From MIT: The ESG Biology Hypertextbook Home Page and its Hypertextbook Chapters (VERY nicely done.)

The Biology Project at the University of Arizona (description below)

 CC-Stadus Home Page

 Road Maps: Table of Contents

 MIT System Dynamics in Education Project (SDEP)

Molecular Models for Biochemistry

Cellular Metabolism and Fermentation

The Biology Project at the University of Arizona (interactive learning tutorial for biology; many topics at the molecular/cell level. A lovely and useful site.)

 The WWW Virtual Library: Evolution (Biosciences)

Web Resources on Evolution and Phylogeny

Kentucky Geological Survey (part of the USGS; cool map of seven different geological layers that are exposed in KY. Kentucky has some very neat fossils, and this map could be used as a general guide to the geological period you're looking at as you find fossils along road cuts, on the shores of lakes, or in just about any rocky place in the state.)

UCMP Web Time Machine

The Dawn of Life Animal Exhibit

Charles Darwin: On the Origin of Species (complete text)

Darwin-Wallace 1858 paper on Evolution

Ecology Tutorial

World Wide Web Virtual Library: Ecology, Biodiversity and the Environment

Biodiversity Resources on the Web

Spatially-Explicit Population Modeling

Spatial Ecosystem Modeling: Robert Costanza et al. Ecological economic theory and practice; ecological modeling at different scales, up through landscape ecology.

Some results of Ecosystem Simulations

Land Use History of North America (effects of land use)

WKU Biology Departmental Information

 Professional Journals and Organizations:

  BIO-JOURNALS / bionet.journals.contents Table of Contents Archive (one-stop shopping)

 The American Institute of Biological Sciences

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