Life Science | Science Resources
The living world with all of its wonders is presented from a biblical worldview in this new edition. Updated content on organism classification, cellular biology, genetics, and the difference between creation and evolution provide a firm foundation for the chapters on microbiology, botany, zoology, ecology, and human anatomy that follow.
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Web Links
Welcome to the Life Science Web page for BJU Press textbooks! Here you will find links to web sites with activities and information about the living world of biology. We invite you to explore these links to learn even more. Click on a link below to begin.
Chapter 2
- Created Kinds and Baraminology—Questions with detailed answers about Baraminology
Chapter 6
- American Cancer Society—Information on types of cancer, treatment, and research
Chapter 8
- Albinism—Describes the eight different types of albinism and the genetic causes of each
- Tay-Sach’s Disease—More information about Tay-Sach’s disease including questions and answers
- Jacob's Sheep—Official website of the Jacob Sheep Breeder’s Association
- Human Genome Project Information—Portal to a large number of articles on the ongoing impact of the Human Genome Project, coordinated by the U.S. Department of Energy and the National Institutes of Health
Chapter 9
- Answers in Genesis—Extensive materials, both online and for sale, to promote a literal interpretation of the book of Genesis and present a strong apologetic for the gospel.
- Institute for Creation Research—A Young Earth Creation science ministry which provides sub-ministries in education, publications, radio, museum, and more
- Creation Research Society—A professional organization of scientists offering scientific journals, special conferences, and some free online resources
Chapter 11
- Center for Disease Control—Rabies—Various information about rabies with pictures
Chapter 17
- Robotic Fish—Scientists and research students build and study robotic fish to learn more about swimming and how to improve sea craft efficiency. This colorful video shows and describes two robotic fish, their structures, and how they are being used and studied.
Chapters 21-23
- Mt St Helens Recovery—Surprising discoveries 20 years after the devastating eruption of Mt. St. Helens
- Invasive Species—USDA resources on invasive species of microbes, aquatic species, plants, and animals
- Endangered and Threatened Species USFWS—News and stories about endangered and threatened species of the United States. You can even see a list of endangered species for your own state.
- US Census Bureau—Population Statistics—A wealth of demographic data on not just the population but also the habits, business, and lifestyle of U.S. citizens
- USDA Forest Service—An agency of the U.S. Department of Agriculture managing public lands in national forests and grasslands. Find out what National Forests or Grasslands are near you.
- Scorecard Pollution Statistics—Enter your zip code for find out what pollution threats are in your area and how your community ranks against others.
- Endangered species—World Wildlife Fund—WWF’s stories regarding its projects in protecting endangered species.
Chapter 24
- Medtropolis—An interactive presentation of the human brain, heart, skeleton, and digestive system.
Chapter 26
- Health Consequences of Tobacco Use (Normal Version | Flash Version)—Interesting information about health consequences of smoking.
- Tobacco Use and Pregnancy (Home | Pregnant? Don't Smoke! | Secondhand Smoke)—Great information on smoking and pregnancy
- Effects of Secondhand Smoke—Great information on secondhand smoke with statistics
Chapter 27
- Facts on Drug Abuse and Addiction—Up-to-date facts based on science including effects, prevention and treatment, survey data, and more
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