Chapter 2

• Good Reading for Good Eating
  Early in 1990, FDA began publishing proposals for new food labeling regulations that would, among other things, mandate nutrition labeling for almost all processed foods, limit health claims, establish reference Daily Values for certain nutrients, and define serving sizes.

Chapter 3

• CELLS Alive!
  This site will probably require some fiddling with your computer, but they tell you how to do it and it is well worth it.

• Robert Hooke
  Very interesting history about this famous, and slightly mysterious, biologist.

Chapter 8

• Photosynthesis Directory

• Introduction to Photosynthesis

• The Physics of Photosynthesis

• The Light Reactions

• The Dark Reactions

• Other Approaches to Energy Production

• Physical and biological controls on carbon cycling in the equatorial Pacific: US JGOFS EqPac process study
  Be sure to click the VIEW PLOT button for all the various graphs offered and also the other links.

Chapter 11

• Body Systems and Homeostasis

Chapter 12

• The Heart Preview Gallery
  Begin your tour of the heart. A text version of the image map is available. During your tour, try the interactives that you can do on-line.

• Blood Vessels: Tubular Circulation

Chapter 13

• TransWeb
  Transplantation and donation news for both doctors and transplant patients, alike. The latest medical research, and links to other transplant resources on the Web. This address is not itself a scientific paper or even an article, but it has many interesting and pertinent addresses providing information involving organ donation.

Chapter 14

• Healthy Eating For Healthy Living
  This address includes more than 15 other addresses for added information. If you want to have a healthy heart, you have to learn how to eat a healthy heart diet. All of the food you eat effects the health of your heart. Learn which foods are heart smart and try to include them as a regular part of your diet.

Chapter 22

• Alcohol Related Birth Defects

• Grand Rounds Archives
  The two medial nasal swellings and the maxillary swellings fuse to form the upper lip. The nasal swellings merge at deeper levels also and form the intermaxillary segment, which becomes the triangular primary palate, so embryologically, clefts of the lip are almost invariably associated with clefts of the primary palate.

Chapter 25

• Leading Types of Cancer

Chapter 27

• Five Major Misconceptions about Evolution

• Charles Darwin Research Station
  Galapagos were once known as the Enchanted Islands because they disappeared into the fog at certain times of year and sailors could not find them.

Chapter 28

• Final Diagnosis -- Malaria (Intermittent fevers)
  Malaria is caused by four Plasmodium species: falciparum, ovale, vivax, and malariae. It is estimated that over 100 million people worldwide are infected causing 1-2 million deaths per year.

Chapter 29

• KEW WEB
  Follow the many links found on this home page of one of the world's most famous botanic gardens.

• Invasive Nonindigenous Plants of Florida
  Recommended Citation: U.S. Congress, Office of Technology Assessment, Harmful Non-Indigenous Species in the United States, OTA-F-565.

• Boyce Thompson Southwestern Arboretum
  Be sure to follow the many very interesting links listed here.

Chapter 30

• The Tree of Life
  A distributed Internet project containing information about phylogeny and biodiversity.

Chapter 31

• Variability in Brain Function and Behavior

Chapter 33

• U.S. Department of Commerce - Bureau of the Census
  There are many links that are of importance to human population growth. This web site is the major source of the Census Bureau's vast database of information.

Chapter 34

• Information - The Key to Ecosystem Management

• The State of the Bay
  A Characterization Of The Galveston Bay Ecosystem