Dictionary of Modern Biology

The Dictionary of Modern Biology by Norah Rudin, published by Barrons Educational Series Inc in 1997, is a comprehensive resource that spans 504 pages. This edition is crafted for students and includes definitions and explanations for 6,000 entries across various fields, including biology, zoology, genetics, and botany, making it a valuable tool for academic study.

Readers will find a thorough compilation of terms and concepts that are essential for understanding modern biological sciences. The book serves as a reference guide, providing clarity on complex terminology and fostering a deeper comprehension of the subject matter. With its focus on key areas within biology, this dictionary is designed to support students in their educational pursuits and enhance their knowledge in the life sciences.