Book Reviews
1989; Taylor & Francis; Volume: 23; Issue: 3 Linguagem: Inglês
10.1080/00219266.1989.9655074
ISSN2157-6009
AutoresR. G. Taylor, Mark G. Davies, Nigel Collins, Maureen Hayward, S. Elms, Adrian Twiner, Susan Ashby, Angela Dixon, Mark G. Davies, David J. Harding, Susan Ashby, Barbara Tomlins, Chris Gayford, Dean R. Madden, Ian Charles Carter, Jenny Henderson, Jenny Henderson, Jenny Henderson, Michael Reiß, Ian Charles Carter, Alan Radford, Michael Reiß, Michael Reiß, John Crothers, John Crothers, Nigel Bonner, John A. Barker, John A. Barker, Chris Gayford, Michael Reiß, Justin Dillon, John W. Head, John A. Barker, David Reid, Angela Dixon, Angela Dixon, Pat Blakeley, Mike Tribe,
ResumoScience at Work series: Plant science; You and your mind; Flight; Sports science; Electronics (Students' books and Teachers' guides). Ed. G. Snape and D. Rowlands. Students' 33 pp. each/Teachers' 17/16/17/ 17/20 pp. Harlow Essex: Longman, 1989. Students' £2.95 each/Teachers' £3.95 each. ISBNs (Students/ Teachers): 0 582 02861 2/02843 4; 0 582 02862 0/02844 2; 0 582 02859 0/02841 8: 0582 02857 4/02839 6: 0582 02869 8/02851 5 Reviewed by Roger G. Taylor Biology: a functional approach Study guide, 2nd edn. J. Brightman and S. Parker. 281 pp. Walton-on-Thames, Surrey: Nelson, 1988. £5.95. ISBN 0 17 448038 5 Reviewed by Mark Davies Teaching physics: a guide for the non-specialist J. Osborne and J. Freeman. 172 pp. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1989. £7.50. ISBN 0 521 34995 8 Reviewed by Nigel Collins Standard grade biology J. Torrance. 218 pp. Sevenoaks, Kent: Hodder and Stoughton, 1989. £5.25. ISBN 0 340 49369 0 Reviewed by Maureen Hayward Science skills: problems in GCSE science J. Bennetts, P. Burdett, J. Mundie, and A. Williams. 92 pp. London: Edward Arnold, 1988. £3.95. ISBN 0 340 41485 5 Reviewed by S. Elms Bask biology questions for GCSE 2nd edn. C. Rouan and B. J. Rouan. 240 pp. Cheltenham, Gloucestershire: Stanley Thornes, 1989. £4.25. ISBN 0 7487 0057 9 Reviewed by Adrian Twiner Structured questions for GCSE biology B. Hollamby, G. Hollamby and L. Wright. 253 pp. Basingstoke, Hants: Macmillan Education, 1989. £19.95. ISBN 0 333 44819 7 Reviewed by Susan Ashby Methods of assessment Nuffield Assessment in Science. R. W. Fairbrother. 115 pp. Harlow, Essex: Longman, 1988. £7.95. ISBN 0 582 025273 Reviewed by Angela Dixon Biology plus—Volume 1 Ed. P. Robinson and J. Teasdale. 20 pp. Cambridge: Hobsons, 1988. £12.00. ISBN 1 85324 032 X Reviewed by Mark Davies Practical exercises in biology Biology in the 80s, Vol. 7. Ed. W. T. W. Potts. 141 pp. University of Lancaster, Lancaster LAI 4YQ, 1988. £5.00. ISBN 0 901272 65 5 Reviewed by David Harding Collins GEM Basic Facts: Biology T. A. McCahill. 243 pp. London: Collins, 1988. 11.95. ISBN 0 00 459103 8 Minidictionary of biology Ed. E. Martin. 298 pp. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1989. £1.95. ISBN 0 19 866155 X Reviewed by Susan Ashby Dictionary of biology W. G. Hale and J. P. Margham. 565 pp. London: Collins, 1988. £4.95. ISBN 0 00 434351 4 Reviewed by Barbara Tomlins The language of biotechnology: a dictionary of terms J. M. Walker and M. Cox. 255 pp. Washington, DC: American Chemical Society, 1988. US & Canada $49.95/ export $59.95. US & Canada $39.95/ export $49.95. ISBNs 0 8412 1489 1/ 1490 5 Reviewed by Chris Gayford Biotechnology in focus J. Katz andD. B. Sattelle. 47 pp. Cambridge: Hobsons, 1988. £2.60. ISBN 1 85324 071 0 Biotechnology in perspective D. B. Sattelle. 46 pp. Cambridge: Hob-sons, 1988. £2.50. ISBN 1 85324 043 5 Reviewed by Dean Madden Enzymes in industry and medicine New Studies in Biology series. G. F. Bickerstaff. 98 pp. London: Edward Arnold, 1987. £4.95. ISBNO 7131 2935 2 Reviewed by Ian Charles Carter Biotechnology M. Jenkins. 32 pp. London: Hutchinson, 1988. £1.95. ISBN 0 09 173176 3 Reviewed by Jenny Henderson A revolution in biotechnology Ed. J. L. Marx. 227 pp. Cambridge-Cambridge University Press, 1989. £25.00/144.50. ISBN 0 521 32749 0 Reviewed by Jenny Henderson Fermentation biotechnology: principles, processes and products O. P. Ward. 227 pp. Milton Keynes: Open University Press, 1988. £45.00/ £15.95. ISBNs 0 335 15172 8/15171 X Reviewed by Jenny Henderson Introduction to practical molecular biology P. D. Darbre. 117 pp. Chichester, West Sussex: John Wiley, 1988. £9.95. ISBN 0 471 91965 9 Reviewed by Michael Reiss Exercises in applied genetics L. Burnet. 120 pp. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1988. £4.95. ISBN 0 521 33883 2 Reviewed by Ian Charles Carter An introduction to genetic analysis 4th edn. D. T. Suzuki, A.J.F. Griffiths, J. H. Miller, and R. C. Lewontin. 768 pp. New York: W. H. Freeman, 1989. £31.95/£22.95. ISBNs 0 7167 1956 8/1996 7 Reviewed by Alan Radford Megaherbivores: the influence of very large body size on ecology R. N. Owen-Smith. 369 pp. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1988. £40.00. ISBN 0 521 36020 X Reviewed by Michael Reiss The Natural History of Deer R. Putman. 191 pp. London: Christopher Helm. 1988. £14.95. ISBN 0 7470 2603 3 Reviewed by Michael Reiss Biology of the land crabs Ed. W. W. Burggren and B. R. McMahon. 479 pp. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1988. £40.00/159.50. ISBN 0 521 30690 6 Reviewed by John Crothers Seashore animals of the southeast E. E. Ruppert and R. S. Fox. 429 pp. Columbia, South Carolina, USA: University of South Carolina Press, 1988. $34.95/124.95. ISBNs 0 87249 534 5/535 3 Reviewed by John Crothers To the Arctic—an introduction to the far northern world S. B. Young. 354 pp. Chichester, West Sussex: John Wiley, 1989. £16.50. ISBN 0 471 62082 3 Reviewed by Nigel Bonner Animals in science teaching: a directory of audio-visual alternatives 60 pp. London: British Universities Film and Video Council & Potters Bar, Herts: Universities Federation for Animal Welfare, 1988. £3.00. ISBNs 0 901299 54 5 (BUFVC)/0 900767 47 2 (UFAW) Reviewed by John A. Barker Issues surrounding the use of animals in science lessons: a resource pack Compiled by A. Dixon. 36 pp. Hatfield, Herts: The Association for Science Education, 1988. £3.50. ISBN 0 86357 094 1 Reviewed by John A. Barker Animal cell technology: principles and products M. Butler. 180 pp. Milton Keynes: Open University Press, 1987. £32.50/ £15.95. ISBNs 0 335 15169 8/15167 1 Reviewed by Chris Gayford Reproductive success: Studies of ‘individual variation in contrasting’ breeding systems Ed. T. H. Clutton-Brock. 538 pp. Chicago: Chicago University Press, 1988. £59.95/£23.50. ISBNs 0 226 11058 3/11059 1 Reviewed by Michael Reiss The elements J. Emsley. 256 pp. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1989. £9.95. ISBN 019 855237 8 Reviewed by Justin Dillon Structural modeling by example: applications in educational, sociological, and behavioral research Ed. P. Cuttance and R. Ecob. 319 pp. Cambridge University Press, 1988. £30.00/$47.50. ISBN 0 521 26195 3 Reviewed by John Head Practical microscopy J. Eric Marson. 152pp. Ipswich: Northern Biological Supplies, 1983. £5.00 plus postage from: 3 Belts Avenue, Martlesham Heath, Ipswich IPS 7HR Reviewed by John A. Barker The wonderful mistake: notes of a biology watcher L. Thomas. 291 pp. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1988. £6.95. ISBN 0 19 283064 3 Reviewed by David Reid Overcoming constraints on the teaching of biology: a global perspective Ed. G. Rex Meyer. 482 pp. UNESCO-ROSTSEA, 1988. ISBN 0 9589359 1 2 Reviewed by Angela Dixon What is an animal? Ed. T. Ingold. 189 pp. London: Unwin Hyman, 1988. £28.00. ISBN 0 04 445012 5 Reviewed by Angela Dixon Biology: the unity and diversity of life 5th edn. C. Starr and R. Taggart. 834 pp. Belmont, California: Wadsworth Publishing Co. (London: Chapman and Hall), 1989. £17.50. ISBN0 534 09180 6 Reviewed by Pat Blakeley Biology of human aging A. P. Spence. 285 pp. Hemel Hemp-stead, Herts: Prentice-Hall, 1989. £20.35. Reviewed by Mike Tribe
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