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1.1 Why the Study of Biology Is Important
1.2 Science and the Scientific Method
    Basic Assumptions in Science
    Cause-and-Effect Relationships
    The Scientific Method
1.3 Science, Nonscience, and Pseudoscience
    Fundamental Attitudes in Science
    Theoretical and Applied Science
    Science and Nonscience
    Pseudoscience
    The Limitations of Science

1.4 The Science of Biology
    What Makes Something Alive?

The Levels of Biological Organization and Emerging Properties
The Significance of Biology in Our Lives
The Consequences of Not Understanding Biological Principles
Future Directions in Biology
HOW SCIENCE WORKS 1.1: Edward Jenner and the Control of Smallpox





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