Research Guides : Biology
Electronic Resources
(Available electronically from any off-campus location)
Reference
A Dictionary of Biology (Oxford) (FS Only)
Encyclopedia Britannica (FS Only)
Nature
Encyclopedia of Life Sciences (FS Only)
Articles -- Full Text Databases (FS Access Only)
(Listed by database from which they may be accessed. Click here to go to the list of databases. )
Science
Direct (FS Only)
The library subscribes to journals categorized under "Agricultural
and Biological Sciences" and "Engineering". To limit search
and access to subscribed full-text articles only, users need to select one
or both of these subjects in the search page.
AccessScience
(FS Only)
Full text articles from the Encyclopedia of Science & Technology plus
full text biographical information, news articles, and science dictionary.
BasicBIOSIS
(FS Only)
This is a comprehensive, multidisciplinary database focusing on general
life science worldwide. BasicBIOSIS includes coverage of over 300 of the
most popular life science publications for colleges and universities.
E-Books (FS Access Only )
Darwin
in the Genome : Molecular Strategies in Biological Evolution
[ Available in netLibrary
]
A discussion of how DNA and the theory of natural selection work work.
Population
Ecology : An Introduction to Computer Simulations
[ Available in netLibrary
]
A study of how biological populations and interactions can be simulated
through computer modeling.
What's
Inside the Ocean?
[ Available in netLibrary
]
A survey of sea life in all its varied forms.
Web Sites
Librarian’s
Index to the Internet : Biology
[ http://lii.org/search/file/biology ]
A well-organized index of Web sites pertaining to biology.
The Virtual Library
(Bio Sciences)
[ http://vlib.org/Biosciences.html ]
A subject guide to resources in the biological sciences.
Google
(Biology)
[ http://directory.google.com/Top/Science/Biology ]
Google’s directory of sites in the biological sciences.
Government Resources Online
National Biological Information
Infrastructure
[ http://www.nbii.gov/ ]
National Science Foundation
[ http://www.nsf.gov/ ]
Environmental Protection Agency
[ http://www.epa.gov/ ]
Print Sources
(To request free delivery of library materials outside of Marion & Harrison counties, click on Request Item next to the title, fill in the delivery location under Comments, and type in the barcode number from your FS student ID. Click here if you don’t have an ID card)
Suggested search terms:
* Biology / biological / AND(specific terms (i.e. biology and DNA)
Call numbers range in which you will find most books:
* Dewey - 500s / Library of Congress - Q
Print Books
How the human genome works
[ Location: Fairmont / Call Number: QH447 .M353 2004
]
Natural history of the human genome -- The mechanisms of mutation: how the
human genome changes -- Genetic diseases: the consequences of mutation --
The human genome and medical practice -- The mitochondrial genome and mitochondrial
disorders -- The genetic basis of cancer -- The human genome and developmental
biology.
Understanding DNA : the molecule & how it works
[ Location: Fairmont / Call Number: QP624 .S35 2004
]
Detailed discussion of the structure, uses and possible manipulation of
DNA.
The variety of life : a survey and a celebration of all the creatures
that have ever lived
[ Location: Fairmont / Call Number: 578.012 T811v 2000
]
Biological diversity and the classification system that helps science understand
it.
Last Modified: 11/5/2004

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