Science &

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2023, Asia
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An exciting new collection of titles recommended for 2023

Chemistry: Atoms First Chemistry: The Molecular
Julia Burdge, Jason Overby Nature of Matter and Change
Edition: 5 Martin Silberberg,
Patricia Amateis
Edition: 10
54 55
Introductory Chemistry: An Organic Chemistry
Atoms First Approach Janice Gorzynski Smith
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Edition: 5
57 58

Talaro’s Foundations in The Living World Anatomy & Physiology: The University Physics with
Microbiology George B. Johnson, Joel Bergh Unity Of Form And Function Modern Physics
Barry Chess Edition: 11 Kenneth S. Saladin Wolfgang Bauer, Gary Westfall
Edition: 12 Edition: 10 Edition: 3

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Agriculture 17 Liberal Arts Math/

Quantitative Reasoning 73
Anatomy & Physiology 18
Nutrition 76
Biology 31
Pharmacology for
Cell/Molecular, Microbiology Health Professions 82
and Genetics 43
Physics & Astronomy 83
Chemistry 52
Plants & Animals 91
Environmental Science & Ecology 62
Precalculus & College Algebra 96
Geography 66
Statistics & Probability 99
Geology 68

Higher Mathematics 72

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 Agriculture

Farm Management

AGRICULTURE
Ronald Kay,
William Edwards,
Patricia A. Duffy

Edition: 10
2024©
512 Pages
Mar 2023
Print: 9781266275326
Connect: 9781266317958

OVERVIEW
This text is developed for the first course in Farm
Management, typically taken by a junior/senior
level student. Designed to introduce students to
the key concepts on how to effectively manage a
farm business, the tenth edition provides students
with the basic information needed to measure
management performance, financial progress, and
the financial condition of the farm business.

CONTENTS
Part 1: Management
1. Farm Management Now and In the Future
2. Management and Decision Making
Part 2: Measuring Management Performance
3. Acquiring and Organizing Management
Information
4. The Balance Sheet and Its Analysis
5. The Income Statement and Its Analysis
6. Farm Business Analysis
Part 3: Applying Economic Principles
7. Economic Principles - Choosing Production
Levels
8. Economic Principles - Choosing Input and
Output Combinations
9. Cost Concepts and Decision Making
Part 4: Budgeting for Greater Profit
10. Enterprise Budgeting
11. Whole-Farm Planning
12. Partial Budgeting
13. Cash Flow Budgeting
Part 5: Improving Management Skills
14. Farm Business Organization and Transfer
15. Managing Risk and Uncertainty
16. Managing Income Taxes
17. Investment Analysis
18. Enterprise Analysis
Part 6: Acquiring Resources for Management
19. Capital and Credit
20. Land - Control and Use
21. Human Resource Management
22. Machinery Management

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Anatomy & Physiology
Anatomy & Physiology:
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
An Integrative Approach
Michael McKinley,
Valerie O’Loughlin,
Theresa Bidle
Edition: 4
2022©
1,272 Pages
Print: 9781260598179
Connect: 9781264265404
OVERVIEW
McKinley/O’Loughlin/Bidle’s Anatomy and
Physiology: An Integrative Approach, 4th edition
brings many elements of the study of A&P together
in unique ways to maximize understanding.
Anatomy and physiology are covered within each
chapter, emphasizing the interdependence of
body systems by weaving prior coverage of one
system into textual explanations of how other
systems work. All figures are carefully designed to
support the text narrative, and carry brief textual
explanations, which make figures self-contained
study tools.
The text helps students apply chapter content
by using clinical examples that show students
what can go wrong in the body, crystalizing their
understanding of the “norm.”Mini self-tests at
the end of each section assess students’ grasp
of the material, and end-of-chapter assessments
encourage students to apply and synthesize what
they have learned. Career opportunities for A&P
students are highlighted at the beginning of each
chapter. Practical advice for remembering material
is included throughout, and chapters end with a
summary of available media tools.
FEATURES
• Concept Overview Figures from the textbook
have been transformed into interactive study
modules. Concept Overview Interactives are
available for the following topics:
Membrane Transport, Muscle Contraction,
Neuron Physiology, Endocrine System (New),
Cardiac Cycle, Blood Pressure (New), Innate
Immunity (New), Adaptive Immunity (New),
Respiration, Glomerular Filtration, Tubular
Reabsorption/Secretion-Revisions and Content
Updates Throughout: Content in every chapter
has been updated where appropriate to keep
the text current with the latest research, and new
findings have been incorporated.
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• Ph.I.L.S. 4.0 (Physiology Interactive Lab
Simulations) is the perfect way to reinforce
key physiology concepts with powerful lab
experiments.
• Practice Atlas for A&P is an interactive tool that
pairs images of common anatomical models with
stunning cadaver photography, allowing students
to practice naming structures on both models and
human bodies, anytime, anywhere.
• Connect Virtual Labs helps connect the dots
between lab and lecture, boosts student
confidence and knowledge, and improves
student success rates.
• Anatomy & Physiology Revealed® is an
interactive cadaver dissection tool to enhance
lectures and labs that students can use anytime,
anywhere.
CONTENTS
1. The Sciences of Anatomy and Physiology
2. Atoms, Ions, and Molecules
3. Energy, Chemical Reactions, and Cellular
Respiration
4. Biology of the Cell
5. Tissue Organization
6. Integumentary System
7. Skeletal System: Bone Structure and Function
8. Skeletal System: Axial and Appendicular
Skeleton
9. Skeletal System: Articulations
10. Muscle Tissue
11. Muscular System: Axial and Appendicular
Muscles
12. Nervous System: Nervous Tissue
13. Nervous System: Brain and Cranial Nerves
14. Nervous System: Spinal Cord and Spinal
Nerves
15. Nervous System: Autonomic Nervous System
16. Nervous System: Senses
17. Endocrine System
18. Cardiovascular System: Blood
19. Cardiovascular System: Heart
20. Cardiovascular System: Vessels and
Circulation
21. Lymphatic System
22. The Immune System and the Body’s Defense
23. Respiratory System
24. Urinary System
25. Fluid and Electrolytes
26. Digestive System
27. Nutrition and Metabolism
28. Reproductive System
29. Development, Pregnancy, and Heredity
 Anatomy & Physiology: Part 2: Support and Movement
The Unity of Form and 6. The Integumentary System
Function 7. Bone Tissue

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY

Kenneth S. Saladin
Edition: 10
2024©
1,232 Pages
Mar 2023
Print: 9781266145315
Connect: 9781266041846
OVERVIEW
Anatomy & Physiology: The Unity of Form and
Function tells a story comprising many layers,
including core science, clinical applications, the
history of medicine, and evolution of the human
body. Saladin combines this humanistic perspective
on anatomy and physiology with vibrant photos
and art to convey the beauty and excitement of the
subject. To help students manage the tremendous
amount of information in this introductory course,
the narrative is broken into short segments, each
framed by expected learning outcomes and self-
testing review questions.
FEATURES
• While new science has been added, keeping up
with such growth also means pruning back topics
discredited by newer literature. In this edition, this
includes adult cerebral neurogenesis; endorphins
and runner’s high; human pheromones; etc.
• Diversity, Equity, and Inclusiveness: Previous
editions consciously aimed for ethnic balance
in art and language, but the tenth edition has
received even closer attention to ethnic and
cultural diversity, color, and the gender spectrum.
• New and significantly modified drawings include
the geographic distribution of skin color, cranial
versus facial bone groups, sarcomere cross
sections, divisions of the nervous system, etc.
• New photographs include comminuted bone
fractures, insulin discoverers Banting and Best,
atherosclerotic plaques, lung histology, COVID
lung, colon cancer, effects of alcoholism on the
brain, and ovarian histology.
8. The Skeletal System
9. Joints
10. The Muscular System
ATLAS B Regional and Surface Anatomy
11. Muscular Tissue
Part 3: Internal Coordination and Control
12. Nervous Tissue
13. The Spinal Cord, Spinal Nerves, and Somatic
Reflexes
14. The Brain and Cranial Nerves
15. The Autonomic Nervous System and Visceral
Reflexes
16. Sense Organs
17. The Endocrine System
Part 4: Circulation and Defense
18. The Circulatory System: Blood
19. The Circulatory System: Heart
20. The Circulatory System: Blood Vessels and
Circulation
21. The Lymphoid and Immune Systems
Part 5: Intake and Output
22. The Respiratory System
23. The Urinary System
24. Fluid, Electrolyte, and Acid–Base Balance
25. The Digestive System
26. Nutrition and Metabolism
Part 6: Reproduction and the Life cycle
27. The Male Reproductive System
28. The Female Reproductive System
29. Human Development and Aging
APPENDICES
A. Answer Keys
B. Symbols, Weights, and Measures
C. Periodic Table of the Elements
D. The Genetic Code and Amino Acids
E. Medical Word Roots and Affixes

CONTENTS
Part 1: Organization of the Body
1. Major Themes of Anatomy and Physiology
ATLAS A General Orientation to Human Anatomy
2. The Chemistry of Life
3. Cellular Form and Function
4. Genes and Cellular Function
5. The Human Tissues

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 Anatomy, Physiology, &
Disease: Foundations for
the Health Professions
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
Deborah Roiger, Nia Bullock
Edition: 3
2023©
736 Pages
Print: 9781265135744
Connect: 9781264433933
OVERVIEW
Roiger and Bullock’s unique pedagogical and
visual approach helps students make the important
connections between systems and learn how the
body functions normally in homeostasis, and how
disruption of homeostasis leads to disease and
disorder. With a straightforward, engaging writing
style, the authors explain difficult concepts in the
context of routine activities, making concepts
easier to grasp. Measurable learning outcomes
throughout the textbook, workbook, and digital
learning and assessment program help direct
students through the content so there are no
surprises.
Anatomy, Physiology, Disease requires no prior
knowledge of chemistry or cell biology, and is
designed for an anatomy and physiology course or
an anatomy, physiology, and pathology course. It is
neither too high nor too low and can be customized
to accommodate the organization of individual
courses.
FEATURES
• The Visual Approach: Anatomy, physiology, and
disease are often best understood visually. The
text features detailed line art, cadaver photos and
macroscopic photos to demonstrate assistance in
student learning.
• Clinical Point boxes make the connection
between anatomy and physiology concepts and
applications in health professions.
• Disease Point Boxes are placed near descriptions
of normal anatomy and physiology, allowing
students to make a direct comparison between
normal and abnormal structure and function.
• Spot Checks are interspersed throughout each
chapter to give the student an opportunity to
check for understanding before moving on.
• Anatomy & Physiology Revealed® is an
interactive cadaver dissection tool to enhance
lectures and labs that students can use anytime,
anywhere.
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• Connect Virtual Labs helps connect the dots
between lab and lecture, boosts student
confidence and knowledge, and improves
student success rates.
• Practice Atlas for A&P is an interactive tool that
pairs images of common anatomical models with
stunning cadaver photography, allowing students
to practice naming structures on both models and
human bodies, anytime, anywhere.
• Ph.I.L.S. 4.0 (Physiology Interactive Lab
Simulations) is the perfect way to reinforce
key physiology concepts with powerful lab
experiments.
CONTENTS
1. The Basics
2. Levels of Organization of the Human Body
3. The Integumentary System
4. The Skeletal System
5. The Muscular System
6. The Nervous System
7. The Nervous System - Senses
8. The Endocrine System
9. The Cardiovascular System - Blood
10. The Cardiovascular System - Heart and Vessels
11. The Lymphatic System
12. The Respiratory System
13. The Digestive System
14. The Excretory/Urinary System
15. The Male Reproductive System
16. The Female Reproductive System
Essentials of Anatomy
and Physiology
Jason H. LaPres,
Beth Ann Kersten
Edition: 8
2023©
480 Pages
Print: 9781265131449
Connect: 9781264421572
OVERVIEW
This updated, student-centric revision of Essentials
of Anatomy & Physiology is written in a clear
and concise manner to help students from all
backgrounds prepare for a career in the allied
health professions. The eighth edition simplifies
the complexities of anatomy and physiology in
ways that enhance understanding without diluting
the essentials of the subject matter. The sequence
of chapters and content within each chapter
progresses from simple to complex.
Chapters covering an organ system begin with CONTENTS
anatomy to ensure students are well prepared Part 1: Organization of the Body
to understand the physiology that follows. 1. Introduction to the Human Body

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Each system chapter concludes with a brief 2. Chemicals of Life
consideration of common disorders the student 3. Cell
may encounter in the 4. Tissues and Membranes
clinical setting. Part 2: Covering, Support, and Movement of the
Body
FEATURES 5. Integumentary System
• Revisions and Content Updates Throughout:
6. Skeletal System
Content in every chapter has been updated
7. Muscular System
where appropriate to keep the text current with
Part 3: Integration and Control
the latest research, and new findings have been
8. Nervous System
incorporated.
9. Senses
• Figures and Tables: Over 350 high-quality, full- 10. Endocrine System
color illustrations are coordinated with the text to Part 4: Maintenance of the Body
help students visualize anatomical features and 11. Blood
physiological concepts. 12. Cardiovascular System
• “Careers in” Opener and Learning Objectives: 13. Lymphoid System and Defenses Against
Each chapter begins with a list of major topics Disease
discussed in the chapter, along with an opening 14. Respiratory System
“Careers” vignette and image that to real-world 15. Digestive System
careers relates the content theme of the chapter 16. Urinary System
to real world careers. Part 5: Reproduction
17. Reproductive System
• Clinical Insight: Numerous boxes containing
related clinical information are strategically 18. Development, Pregnancy, and Genetics
placed throughout the text. They serve to provide
interesting and useful information related to the Essentials of Anatomy &
topic at hand. Physiology
Kenneth S. Saladin,
• Updated terminology to align with the Robin McFarland
Terminologia Anatomica, Terminologia Edition: 3
Histologica, and Terminologia Embryologica. 2022©
784 Pages
• Key Terms: Several features have been Print: 9781260598193
incorporated to assist students in learning Connect: 9781264349838

the necessary technical terms that often are

troublesome for beginning students.
• Anatomy & Physiology Revealed® is an
interactive cadaver dissection tool to enhance OVERVIEW
lectures and labs that students can use anytime, Essentials of Anatomy & Physiology blends up-
anywhere. to-date science, stimulating writing, high-quality
art, and cutting-edge educational technology to
• Connect Virtual Labs helps connect the dots
provide the most effective teaching and learning
between lab and lecture, boosts student
program available in the one-semester anatomy
confidence and knowledge, and improves
and physiology course. The distinctive pedagogy
student success rates.
of the text revolves around the theme of “Elevate
• Practice Atlas for A&P is an interactive tool that Learning”. From “Base Camp” to “Assess Your
pairs images of common anatomical models with Learning Outcomes”, the student experiences a
stunning cadaver photography, allowing students clear sense of the path ahead, a convenient means
to practice naming structures on both models and of charting progress, and a satisfying sense of
human bodies, anytime, anywhere. accomplishment at the end.
• Ph.I.L.S. 4.0 (Physiology Interactive Lab
Simulations) is the perfect way to reinforce
key physiology concepts with powerful lab
experiments.

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 FEATURES APPENDICES
• Captivating Art and Photography A&P is a A. Answer Keys A-1
highly visual subject; beautiful illustrations pique B. Health Science Careers A-8
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the curiosity and desire to learn. Essentials of C. Symbols, Weights, and Measures A-11
Anatomy & Physiology illustrations set a new D. Biomedical Word Roots, Prefixes, and Suffixes
standard in the A&P. A-13
Essentials market, where many students regard E. Periodic Table of the Elements A-17
themselves as visual learners.
Hole’s Essentials of
• Ph.I.L.S. 4.0 (Physiology Interactive Lab
Human Anatomy &
Simulations) is the perfect way to reinforce Physiology
key physiology concepts with powerful lab Charles Welsh
experiments.
Edition: 15
• Practice Atlas for A&P is an interactive tool that 2024©
672 Pages
pairs images of common anatomical models with Mar 2023
stunning cadaver photography, allowing students Print: 9781266235047
Connect: 9781266136221
to practice naming structures on both models and
human bodies, anytime, anywhere.
• Connect Virtual Labs helps connect the dots
between lab and lecture, boosts student OVERVIEW
confidence and knowledge and improves student Designed for the one-semester anatomy and
success rates. physiology course, Hole’s Essentials of Human
• Anatomy & Physiology Revealed® is an Anatomy and Physiology assumes no prior science
interactive cadaver dissection tool to enhance knowledge and supports core topics with clinical
lectures and labs that students can use anytime, applications, making difficult concepts relevant
anywhere. to students pursuing careers in the allied health
field. The Learn, Practice, and Assess system is
CONTENTS used throughout the text and digital content for
Part 1: Organization of the Body immediate application. “Learning” outcomes begin
1. The Study of Anatomy and Physiology the chapter and set the stage for what students will
2. Life, Matter, and Energy learn, “Practice” questions conclude each major
3. Cells section and help students recall the information
4. Histology- The Tissue Level of Organization they’ve consumed, and “Assess”
Part 2: Support and Movement end-of-chapter resources allow students to confirm
5. The Integumentary System their accurate recall of what they learned and
6. The Skeletal System practiced. The learn, practice, and assess system
7. The Muscular System is highly effective in providing students with a
Part 3: Internal Coordination solid understanding of the important concepts in
8. The Nervous System I: Nerve Cells, the anatomy and physiology.
Spinal Cord, and Reflexes
9. The Nervous System II: The Brain, Cranial FEATURES
Nerves, and Autonomic Nervous System • Art: Revised colors, and placement of colors,
10. The Sense Organs to create better contrast to meet accessibility
11. The Endocrine System standards.
Part 4: Circulation and Defense • Clinical Applications: Images added to
12. The Circulatory System I: Blood many of the clinical applications to enhance
13. The Circulatory System II: The Heart and understanding.
Blood Vessels
• Diversity, Equity and Inclusion: Revised language
14. The Lymphatic System and Immunity
to improve inclusivity. Gender-specific pronouns
Part 5: Intake and Output
and nouns have been thoughtfully minimized
15. The Respiratory System
where appropriate and removed when the
16. The Urinary System
gender-specific pronoun or noun did not add to
17. The Digestive System
the comprehension of the content.
18. Nutrition and Metabolism
Part 6: Human Life Cycle • Pronunciations: Revised style used in
19. The Reproductive System pronunciations.
20. Human Development and Aging

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CONTENTS FEATURES
Unit 1: Levels of Organization • New Art in some cases line art has been added
1. Introduction to Human Anatomy and to help clarify key principles. In other cases

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Physiology micrographs have been replaced for clarity and
2. Chemical Basis of Life visual impact.
3. Cells • Connect Virtual Labs helps connect the dots
4. Cellular Metabolism between lab and lecture, boosts student
5. Tissues confidence and knowledge and improves student
Unit 2: Support and Movement success rates.
6. Integumentary System
• Increased quantity of higher level Bloom’s
7. Skeletal System
questions in Connect to allow for more flexibility
8. Muscular System
in assignment creation.
Unit 3: Integration and Coordination
9. Nervous System • Practice Atlas for A&P is an interactive tool that
10. The Senses pairs images of common anatomical models with
11. Endocrine System stunning cadaver photography, allowing students
Unit 4: Transport to practice naming structures on both models and
12. Blood human bodies, anytime, anywhere.
13. Cardiovascular System • Anatomy & Physiology Revealed® 4.0 is an
14. Lymphatic System and Immunity interactive cadaver dissection tool to enhance
Unit 5: Absorption and Excretion lectures and labs that students can use anytime,
15. Digestive System and Nutrition anywhere.
16. Respiratory System • Ph.I.L.S. 4.0 (Physiology Interactive Lab
17. Urinary System Simulations) is the perfect way to reinforce
18. Water, Electrolyte, and Acid-Base Balance key physiology concepts with powerful lab
Unit 6: The Human Life Cycle experiments.
19. Reproductive Systems
20. Pregnancy, Growth, Development, and CONTENTS
Genetics 1. Introduction to Human Anatomy and
Physiology
Hole’s Human Anatomy & 2. Chemical Basis of Life
Physiology 3. Cells
Charles Welsh, 4. Cellular Metabolism
Cynthia Prentice-Craver
5. Tissues
Edition: 16 6. Integumentary System
2022©
1,040 Pages
7. Skeletal System
Print: 9781260598186 8. Joints of the Skeletal System
Connect: 9781264262830
9. Muscular System
10. Nervous System I: Basic Structure and
Function
11. Nervous System II: Divisions of the Nervous
OVERVIEW System
Perfect for introductory level students, Hole’s 12. Nervous System III: Senses
Human Anatomy and Physiology assumes no 13. Endocrine System
prior science knowledge by focusing on the 14. Blood
fundamentals. This new edition updates a great 15. Cardiovascular System
A&P classic, while offering greater efficiencies 16. Lymphatic System and Immunity
to the user including the tried and true Learn, 17. Digestive System
Practice, Assess method throughout the text. The 18. Nutrition and Metabolism
16th edition focuses on helping students master 19. Respiratory System
core themes in anatomy and physiology, which are 20. Urinary System
distilled down into key concepts and underlying 21. Water, Electrolyte, and Acid-Base Balance
mechanisms. A new author team who is active in 22. Reproductive Systems
the classroom brings career relevance and more 23. Pregnancy, Growth, and Development
concise language, while updated and enhanced 24. Genetics and Genomics
figures provide clarity.

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 Human Anatomy 10. Articulations Muscular System
Michael McKinley, 11. Muscle Tissue and Organization
Valerie O’Loughlin,
Elizabeth Pennefather-O’Brien 12. Axial Muscles
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY

13. Appendicular Muscles

Edition: 6
2021© 14. Surface Anatomy
1,040 Pages 15. Nervous System
Print: 9781260570649
Connect: 9781260443813 16. Nervous Tissue
17. Brain and Cranial Nerves
18. Spinal Cord and Spinal Nerves
19. Pathways and Integrative Functions
20. Autonomic Nervous System
OVERVIEW 21. Senses: General and Special
Human Anatomy stands apart from other texts 22. Endocrine System
as it guides students on a clearly written and 23. Cardiovascular System
expertly illustrated beginner’s path through the 24. Blood
human body. High-quality photographs paired 25. Heart
with brilliantly rendered illustrations help students 26. Vessels and Circulation
visualize, understand, and appreciate the wonders 27. Lymphatic System
of human anatomy. The author team incorporates 28. Respiratory System
their combined 70 years of teaching experience 29. Digestive System
into student-friendly learning strategies that are 30. Urinary System
built around a pedagogical framework designed to
31. Reproductive System
foster retention and encourage the application of
knowledge and understanding.

FEATURES
• Brilliant illustrations bring the study of anatomy
to life. Drawn by a team of medical illustrators, all
figures have been carefully rendered to convey
realistic, three-dimensional detail.
• What Do You Think? These critical thinking
questions actively engage students in application
or analysis of the chapter material and encourage
students to think more globally about the content.
Answers to What Do You Think? questions
are given at the end of each chapter, allowing
students to evaluate the logic used to solve the
problem.
• Clinical View: Sometimes an example of what
can go wrong in the body helps crystallize
understanding of the “norm.” Clinical Views
provide insights into health or disease processes.
These essays expand upon topics covered in the
text and provide relevant background information
for students pursuing health-related careers.

CONTENTS
1. A First Look at Anatomy
2. The Cell: Basic Unit of Structure and Function
3. Embryology
4. Tissue Level of Organization
5. Integumentary System
6. Skeletal System
7. Cartilage and Bone
8. Axial Skeleton
9. Appendicular Skeleton

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 Human Anatomy
Kenneth S. Saladin
Edition: 6
2020©
1,040 Pages
Print: 9781260566000
Connect: 9781260399738
OVERVIEW
From the most pedagogically sound organization
to the exceptional art to the integration of text with
technology Saladin has formed a teaching system
that will both motivate and enable students to
understand and appreciate the wonders of human
anatomy. This distinctive text was developed to
stand apart from all other anatomy texts with an
approach borne out of more than 30 years of
teaching unparalleled art and a writing style that
has been acclaimed by reviewers. Designed for
a one–semester college anatomy course Saladin
requires no prior knowledge of chemistry or cell
biology.
FEATURES
• Attending scientific conferences, subscribing
to several scientific and medical journals, and
engaging in online forums and answering public
questions on anatomy, physiology, and health
helps Ken Saladin stay abreast of advances in
the field. In this edition, he introduces newly
discovered functions of osteocytes, astrocytes,
dendritic cells, the greater omentum, the corneal
epithelium, and even eyelashes. He reports new
research insights on peroxisome production,
tracing white matter tracts of the brain, and
endocrine disruptors; new discoveries of cerebral
lymphatics, pulmonary production of blood
platelets, and adult hippocampal neurogenesis;
and clinical advances in asthma and cancer
mortality and survival, cord blood transplants,
stem-cell harvesting, and regenerative medicine.
• In response to users and reviewers, the
sixth edition has more concise treatments of
gametogenesis, sperm capacitation, fertilization,
aneuploidy, and embryology of the sense organs,
cardiovascular system, and digestive tract. The
muscle chapters are reorganized for better
flow, with chapter 10 focusing on the cellular
level; chapter 11 on whole-muscle organization,
accessory connective tissues, musculoskeletal
biomechanics, and the axial musculature; and
chapter 12 on the appendicular musculature.
Ken has also upgraded some of the book’s
pedagogic features. There are new, challenging
thought questions, and the Study Guide
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section presents “What’s Wrong with These
Statements?”—ten statements that all have subtle
errors, prompting students to identify what is
wrong with them.
• This 6th edition details enhancements to topics
already in the previous edition, including new
anatomical imaging techniques, ethnic variations
in anatomy, osteon structure and microfractures,
vascular aging and hypertension, the scope
of the immune system, T cell selection, clinical
importance of the cricothyroid ligament, colonic
histology, photosensory effects on the pineal
gland, musculoskeletal biomechanics, and more.
CONTENTS
Part 1: Organization of the Body
1. The Study of Human Anatomy
2. Cytology—The Study of Cells
3. Histology—The Study of Tissues
4. Human Development
Part 2: Support and Movement
5. The Integumentary System
6. The Skeletal System I—Bone Tissue
7. The Skeletal System II—Axial Skeleton
8. The Skeletal System III—The Appendicular
Skeleton
9. The Skeletal System IV—Joints
10. The Muscular System I—Introduction
11. The Muscular System II—Axial Musculature
12. The Muscular System III—Appendicular
Musculature
Atlas of Regional and Surface Anatomy
Part 3: Integration and Control
13. The Nervous System I—Nervous Tissue
14. The Nervous System II—Spinal Cord and
Spinal Nerves
15. The Nervous System III—Brain and Cranial
Nerves
16. The Nervous System IV—The Autonomic
Nervous System and Visceral Reflexes
17. The Nervous System—Sense Organs
18. The Endocrine System
Part 4: Maintenance
19. The Circulatory System I—Blood
20. The Circulatory System II—The Heart
21. The Circulatory System III—Blood Vessels
22. The Lymphatic System and Immunity
23. The Respiratory System
24. The Digestive System
25. The Urinary System
Part 5: Reproduction
26. The Reproductive System
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 Human Physiology
Stuart Ira Fox, Krista Rompolski
Edition: 16
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
• Anatomy & Physiology Revealed® is an
interactive cadaver dissection tool to enhance
lectures and labs that students can use anytime,

2022© anywhere.
832 Pages
Print: 9781260597660 • Connect Virtual Labs helps connect the dots
Connect: 9781264354719 between lab and lecture, boosts student
confidence and knowledge, and improves
student success rates.

CONTENTS
1. The Study of Body Function
OVERVIEW 2. Chemical Composition of the Body
Fox’s Human Physiology, was created for the 3. Cell Structure and Genetic Control
one-semester Human Physiology course, often 4. Enzymes and Energy
taken by allied health and biology students. Clear 5. Cell Respiration and Metabolism
explanations and a solid learning framework based 6. Interactions Between Cells and the
on integrating clinically germane information with Extracellular Environment
knowledge of the body’s physiological processes 7. The Nervous System
have made Human Physiology a market-leading 8. The Central Nervous System
text. The new 16th edition continues the author’s 9. The Autonomic Nervous System
tradition of readability and currency of information 10. Sensory Physiology
with the most updated, concise, and student- 11. Endocrine Glands
oriented presentation. This revision brings a new 12. Muscle
perspective from co-author Krista Rompolski, an
13. Blood, Heart and Circulation
active physiology educator.
14. Cardiac Output, Blood Flow, and Blood
FEATURES Pressure
• Clinical Investigations have corresponding 15. The Immune System
questions in Connect. Students are alerted to this 16. Respiratory Physiology
in the text. 17. Physiology of the Kidneys
18. The Digestive System
• Lifestyle Application Boxes are readings that
19. Regulation of Metabolism
explore physiological principles as applied to
20. Reproduction
well-being, sports medicine, exercise physiology,
and aging. They are also placed at the relevant
points in the text to highlight concepts just Mader’s Understanding
Human Anatomy &
covered in the chapter.
Physiology
• Anatomy and Physiology Revealed –APR Icons Susannah N. Longenbaker
are found on many figures within the text alerting
Edition: 10
students to the fact that there is a corresponding 2020©
figure found in APR 4.0! 784 Pages
Print: 9781260565997
• Revisions and Content Updates Throughout: Connect: 9781260410808

Content in every chapter has been updated

where appropriate to keep the text current with
the latest research, and new findings have been
incorporated.
• Practice Atlas for A&P is an interactive tool that
pairs images of common anatomical models with
stunning cadaver photography, allowing students
to practice naming structures on both models and
human bodies, anytime, anywhere.
OVERVIEW
Mader’s Understanding Human Anatomy and
Physiology continues to be the perfect text for a
one-semester course, because it was designed for
this audience from the very first edition. The text is
celebrating its tenth anniversary with a complete
facelift, which I believe makes the content even
more approachable, user friendly and exciting.
Each chapter now begins with an infographic that
details fascinating facts about the chapter’s subject.

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FEATURES Seeley’s Anatomy &
• New interior design layout refreshes the text with Physiology
the goal of aligning figures/tables closer to in-text Cinnamon VanPutte,
Jennifer Regan,

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references Andrew F. Russo
• New design for the Human Systems Work Edition: 13
Together feature. The new line art and design 2023©
1,312 Pages
provides clarity on how each body system works Print: 9781265129583
with the main system covered in the chapter. Connect: 9781264421008

• Explore Everyday A&P. The goal is to make it a

catch-all for the “cool stuff” previously covered
in Focus on Forensics, What’s New and previous
OVERVIEW
chapter opening stories (related to history)
With a newly enhanced, realistic art program, this
appealing to non-clinical A&P students.
updated edition of Seeley’s Anatomy & Physiology
• New chapter opener is a one page Infographic comes to life. Written for the two-semester anatomy
facts that highlights fun facts and myth busters and physiology course, this text is comprehensive
as it applies to the context of the chapter. The enough to provide the depth necessary for those
author wanted to utilize the Infographic facts as courses not requiring prerequisites and is presented
a way to engage the students and pull them into with such clarity that it nicely balances the thorough
the content for the chapter. coverage. Clear descriptions and exceptional
illustrations combine to help students develop a
CONTENTS firm understanding of anatomy and physiology and
Part: 1 Human Organization understand how to apply those concepts.
1. Organization of the Body
Known for having a strong emphasis on critical
2. Chemistry of Life
thinking, Seeley’s unique pedagogy integrates
3. Cell Structure and Function
clinical case studies throughout each chapter
4. Body Tissues and Membranes
with a visual program that presents material in
Part 2: Support, Movement, and Protection
understandable, relevant images, with application
5. The Integumentary System
questions that follow.
6. The Skeletal System
7. The Muscular System FEATURES
Part 3: Integration and Coordination • Pedagogy that builds student comprehension
8. The Nervous System from knowledge to application (Learn to Predict
9. The Sensory System questions, Predict questions, Concept Check
10. The Endocrine System questions).
Part 4: Maintenance of the Body • Clinical Emphasis- Case studies Bring relevance
11. Blood to the reader.
12. The Circulatory System
13. The Lymphatic System and Body Defense • Microbes In Your Body features discuss the many
14. The Respiratory System important and sometimes little-known roles of
15. The Digestive System microbes and the physiology of homeostasis.
16. The Urinary System and Excretion • Clinical Genetics features have been updated
Part 5: Reproduction and Development and streamlined to provide the newest and most
17. The Reproductive System accurate information available.
18. Human Development and Birth • Chapter 0 is added to assist students with
19. Human Genetics studying techniques and an understanding of the
APPENDICES language and conceptual framework of anatomy
A. Reference Figures: The Human Organism and physiology.
B. Understanding Medical Terminology • Connect Virtual Labs helps connect the dots
between lab and lecture, boosts student
confidence and knowledge, and improves
student success rates.
• Anatomy & Physiology Revealed® is an
interactive cadaver dissection tool to enhance
lectures and labs that students can use anytime,
anywhere.

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 • Ph.I.L.S. 4.0 (Physiology Interactive Lab Seeley’s Essentials of
Simulations) is the perfect way to reinforce Anatomy and Physiology
key physiology concepts with powerful lab Cinnamon VanPutte,
Jennifer Regan,
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experiments. Andrew F. Russo

• Practice Atlas for A&P is an interactive tool that Edition: 11
pairs images of common anatomical models with 2022©
752 Pages
stunning cadaver photography, allowing students Print: 9781265348441
to practice naming structures on both models and Connect: 9781264131266
human bodies, anytime, anywhere.

CONTENTS OVERVIEW
Part 1: Organization of the Human Body Designed for the one-semester A&P course,
1. The Human Organism Seeley’s Essentials of Anatomy & Physiology is
2. The Chemical Basis of Life designed to help students develop a solid, basic
3. Cell Biology understanding of essential concepts in anatomy
4. Tissues and physiology. Critically important information is
Part 2: Support and Movement presented in a way that maximizes understanding.
5. Integumentary System With an emphasis on critical thinking, students
6. Skeletal System: Bones and Bone Tissue build a knowledge base for solving problems.
7. Skeletal System: Gross Anatomy Clinical Impact features throughout the text bring
8. Joints and Movement relevance to the reader, while instructive artwork
9. Muscular System: Histology and Physiology promotes interest and clarifies ideas.
10. Muscular System: Gross Anatomy
FEATURES
Part 3: Integration and Control Systems
• Connect Virtual Labs helps connect the dots
11. Functional Organization of Nervous Tissue between lab and lecture, boosts student
12. Spinal Cord and Spinal Nerves confidence and knowledge and improves student
13. Brain and Cranial Nerves success rates.
14. Integration of Nervous System Functions
15. The Special Senses • Systems Pathology boxes are found in each
16. Autonomic Nervous System System chapter, and explore a specific condition
17. Functional Organization of the Endocrine related to the covered body system. An included
diagram shows how each body System is
System
influenced by the condition described in the case
18. Endocrine Glands
study. Systems Pathology boxes now feature a
Part 4: Regulation and Maintenance
‘Representative Diseases and Disorders’ table
19. Cardiovascular System: Blood
for the covered System and include An Apply It
20. Cardiovascular System: The Heart
question to stimulate application of the concepts
21. Cardiovascular System: Blood Vessels and utilized in the case.
Circulation
22. Lymphatic System and Immunity • Clinical Emphasis has been maintained and
23. Respiratory System strengthened through updating of the stories
24. Digestive System and any necessary Content of the case in Point
25. Nutrition, Metabolism, and Temperature readings, untitled Clinical Asides, and Clinical
Impact features.
Regulation
26. Urinary System • Learning Outcomes are closely linked with in-
27. Water, Electrolyte, and Acid-Base Balance chapter Apply It and Learn to Apply It questions
Part 5: Reproduction and Development as well as the Summary, Critical Thinking, and
28. Reproductive System Review and Comprehension questions. These
29. Development, Growth, Aging, and Genetics carefully designed Learning aids assist students
in reviewing chapter Content, evaluating their
grasp of key concepts and utilizing what they’ve
learned.
• Microbes in Your body helps students to
understand the important role Microbes play in
helping various Systems of the body to maintain
homeostasis.

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• Clinical Impact readings are boxed pathologies pathophysiology through the use of compelling
including current research, sports medicine, clinical case studies in all chapters, and a final
exercise Physiology, pharmacology, and chapter with several cases that integrate material

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Clinical applications. They are designed to not across the entire book.
only illustrate the chapter Content but also to
stimulate interest. FEATURES
• General Principles of Physiology have been
CONTENTS integrated throughout each chapter in order
1. The Human Organism to continually reinforce their importance. Each
2. The Chemical Basis of Life chapter opens with a preview of those principles
3. Cell Structures and Their Functions that are particularly relevant for the material
4. Tissues covered in that chapter.
5. Integumentary System • Every chapter has been carefully and thoroughly
6. Skeletal System: Bones and Joints updated and edited for new content, improved
7. Muscular System illustrations, accuracy, and readability.
8. Nervous System
• Clinical Case Studies: The authors have drawn
9. Senses
from their teaching and research experiences
10. Endocrine System
and the clinical experiences of colleagues to
11. Blood
provide students with real-life applications
12. Heart
through clinical case studies in each chapter.
13. Blood Vessels and Circulation
14. Lymphatic System and Immunity • Dig Deeper Inquiries: The authors have
15. Respiratory System continued to refine and expand the number of
16. Digestive System higher Bloom’s-level critical thinking questions
17. Nutrition, Metabolism, and Body Temperature linked with many figures from all chapters.
Regulation • Multilevel Perspective Illustrations depicting
18. Urinary System and Fluid Balance complex structures or processes combine
19. Reproductive System macroscopic and microscopic views to help
20. Development, Heredity, and Aging students see the relationships between
increasingly detailed drawings.
Vander’s Human • Apply, Analyze, and Evaluate Questions are found
Physiology at the end of each chapter and they challenge
Eric P. Widmaier, Hershel Raff, the student to go beyond the memorization
Kevin T. Strang
of facts to solve problems and to encourage
Edition: 16 thinking about the meaning or broader
2023©
832 Pages significance of what has just been read.
Print: 9781265131814
Connect: 9781264450923 • The inclusion of over 200 brief, bulleted lists of
major concepts at the end of each numbered
section, called Study and Review.
• Anatomy & Physiology Revealed® is an
interactive cadaver dissection tool to enhance
OVERVIEW
lectures and labs that students can use anytime,
The thoroughly revised edition of Vander’s
anywhere.
Human Physiology is an integrated package of
textual and digital material that delivers basic • Connect Virtual Labs helps connect the dots
and clinical content, real-life applications, and between lab and lecture, boosts student
educational technologies. All these pieces come confidence and knowledge, and improves
together to facilitate learning and enthusiasm for student success rates.
understanding the mechanisms of body function. • Practice Atlas for A&P is an interactive tool that
Key focus areas include homeostasis, exercise, pairs images of common anatomical models with
and human health. Unifying themes, such as stunning cadaver photography, allowing students
homeostasis, are explored throughout the book to practice naming structures on both models and
at all levels of system, organ, tissue, and cellular human bodies, anytime, anywhere.
function—themes that are always related to

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 • Ph.I.L.S. 4.0 (Physiology Interactive Lab
Simulations) is the perfect way to reinforce
key physiology concepts with powerful lab
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY

experiments.

CONTENTS
1. Homeostasis: A Framework for Human
Physiology
2. Chemical Composition of the Body and Its
Relation to Physiology
3. Cellular Structure, Proteins, and Metabolic
Pathways
4. Movement of Solutes and Water Across Cell
Membranes
5. Cell Signaling in Physiology
6. Neuronal Signaling and the Structure of the
Nervous System
7. Sensory Physiology
8. Consciousness, the Brain, and Behavior
9. Muscle
10. Control of Body Movement
11. The Endocrine System
12. Cardiovascular Physiology
13. Respiratory Physiology
14. The Kidneys and Regulation of Water and
Inorganic Ions
15. The Digestion and Absorption of Food
16. Regulation of Organic Metabolism and
Energy Balance
17. Reproduction
18. The Immune System
19. Medical Physiology: Integration Using Clinical
Cases

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 • Formative Assessment: A trend in biology
Biology education is to spend more class time engaging
students in active learning. While this is a positive
Biology

BIOLOGY
approach that fosters learning, a drawback is that
Robert J. Brooker,
Eric P. Widmaier, Linda Graham,
instructors have less time to explain the material
Peter Stiling in the textbook. When students are expected
to learn textbook material on their own, it is
Edition: 6
2023© imperative that they are regularly given formative
1,472 Pages assessment—feedback regarding their state of
Print: 9781265121136
Connect: 9781264407200 learning while they are engaging in the learning
process. This allows students to gauge whether
they are mastering the material. Formative
assessment is a major feature of this textbook
and is bolstered by Connect—a state-of-the art
OVERVIEW digital assignment and assessment platform.
Over the course of six editions, the ways in which
is taught have dramatically changed. We have CONTENTS
seen a shift away from the memorization of details, 1. An Introduction to Biology
which are easily forgotten, and a movement toward Unit 1: Chemistry
emphasizing core concepts. In parallel, many 2. The Chemical Basis of Life I: Atoms,
educators are advocating a greater emphasis on Molecules, and Water
the development of critical thinking skills that are 3. The Chemical Basis of Life II: Organic
needed by students pursuing a career in Biology. Molecules
The 6th edition of Brooker Biology balances Core Unit 2: Cell
Concepts with Core Skills helping engage students 4. Evolutionary Origin of Cells and Their General
in science related fields of study. Features
Additionally, with McGraw Hill Connect, powerful 5. Membrane Structure, Synthesis, and
digital tools augment instruction by helping Transport;
students think more critically, develop quantitative 6. An Introduction to Energy, Enzymes, and
and graphing skills and apply their knowledge Metabolism
in a laboratory setting. Connect Virtual Labs can 7. Cellular Respiration and Fermentation
be implemented in a hybrid or fully online setting 8. Photosynthesis
to help students prepare for the wet lab and 9. Cell Communication
strengthen their lab experience. 10. Multicellularity
Unit 3: Genetics
FEATURES 11. Nucleic Acid Structure, DNA Replication, and
• The end-of-chapter questions in the 6th edition Chromosome Structure
of Biology have been completely reorganized to 12. Gene Expression at the Molecular Level I:
align with the Core Concepts and Core Skills of Production of mRNAs and Proteins
Vision and Change. 13. Gene Expression at the Molecular Level II:
• The emphasis on critical-thinking skills continues Non-coding RNAs
in the Feature Investigations, which provide 14. Gene Expression at the Molecular Level III:
complete descriptions of experiments. Gene Regulation
• BioTIPS: Chapters 2 through 60 contain solved 15. Mutation, DNA Repair, and Cancer
problems called BioTIPS, where TIPS stands for 16. The Eukaryotic Cell Cycle, Mitosis, and
Topic, Information, and Problem-Solving Strategy Meiosis
17. Mendelian Patterns of Inheritance
• Every chapter has been extensively edited 18. Epigenetics, Extranuclear Inheritance, and
for clarity, presentation, layout, readability,
Linkage
modifications of artwork, and new and
19. Genetics of Viruses and Bacteria
challenging end-of-chapter questions.
20. Developmental Genetics
• Connect Virtual Labs helps connect the dots 21. Genetic Technologies and Genomics
between lab and lecture, boosts student Unit 4: Evolution
confidence and knowledge, and improves 22. An Introduction to Evolution
student success rates. 23. Population Genetics
24. Origin of Species and Macroevolution

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 25. Taxonomy and Systematics
26. History of Life on Earth and Human Evolution
Unit 5: Diversity
BIOLOGY
27. Archaea and Bacteria
28. Protists
29. Fungi
30. Microbiomes: Microbial Systems on and
Around Us
31. Plants and the Conquest of Land
32. The Evolution and Diversity of Modern
Gymnosperms and Angiosperms
33. An Introduction to Animal Diversity
34. The Invertebrates
35. The Vertebrates
Unit 6: Flowering Plants
36. An Introduction to Flowering Plant Form and
Function
37. Flowering Plants: Behavior
38. Flowering Plants: Nutrition
39. Flowering Plants: Transport
40. Flowering Plants: Reproduction
Unit 7: Animals
41. Animal Bodies and Homeostasis
42. Neuroscience I: Cells of the Nervous System
43. Neuroscience II: Evolution, Structure, and
Function of the Nervous System
44. Neuroscience III: Sensory Systems
45. Musculoskeletal Systems and Locomotion
46. Nutrition and Animal Digestive Systems
47. Control of Energy Balance, Metabolic Rate,
and Body Temperature
48. Circulatory and Respiratory Systems
49. Excretory Systems
50. Endocrine Systems
51. Animal Reproduction and Development
52. Immune Systems
53. Integrated Responses of Animal Organ
Systems to a Challenge to Homeostasis
Unit 8: Ecology
54. An Introduction to Ecology and Biomes
55. Behavioral Ecology
56. Population Ecology
57. Species Interactions
58. Communities and Ecosystems: Ecological
Organization on Large Scales
59. Biodiversity and Conservation Biology
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Biology
Sylvia S. Mader,
Michael Windelspecht
Edition: 14
2022©
992 Pages
Print: 9781260597622
Connect: 9781266240102
OVERVIEW
Biology is a traditional, comprehensive introductory
biology textbook, with coverage from cell structure
and function to the conservation of biodiversity.
The book, which centers on the evolution and
diversity of organisms, is appropriate for any one-
or two-semester biology course. Biology uses
concise, precise writing to present the material as
succinctly as possible, enabling students--even
non-majors--to master the foundational concepts
before coming to class.
FEATURES
• Relevancy Modules: A series of relevancy
modules have been designed to accompany
each unit in Biology. These modules demonstrate
the connections between biological content and
topics that are of an interest to society as a whole.
• Digital Story: The authoring team recognizes that
today’s students are digital learners. Therefore,
not only has the content been developed in
tandem with the text, but the author team has
been actively involved at all levels of digital
content development.
• Ricochet Science Website: The RicochetScience.
com website, managed by Michael Windelspecht,
provides updates on news and stories that are
interesting to science and nonscience majors
alike. The PopScience articles on this site provide
an excellent focus for classroom discussions
on topics that are currently being debated in
society. The site also features videos and tutorial
animations to assist the students in recognizing
the relevancy of what they are learning in the
classroom.
• BioNow Videos: The BioNow series of videos,
narrated and produced by educator Jason
Carlson, provide a relevant, applied approach
that allows students to feel they can actually do
and learn biology themselves. While tying directly
to the content of an introductory biology course,
the videos help students relate their daily lives to
biological concepts and then connect what they
learn back to their lives.
• Connect Virtual Labs helps connect the dots
between lab and lecture, boosts student
confidence and knowledge, and improves
student success rates.
CONTENTS
1. Biology: The Study of Life
Unit 1: The Cell
2. Basic Chemistry
3. The Chemistry of Organic Molecules
4. Cell Structure and Function
5. Membrane Structure and Function
6. Metabolism: Energy and Enzymes
7. Photosynthesis
8. Cellular Respiration
Unit 2: Genetic Basis of Life
9. The Cell Cycle and Cellular Reproduction
10. Meiosis and Sexual Reproduction
11. Mendelian Patterns of Inheritance
12. Molecular Biology of the Gene
13. Regulation of Gene Activity
14. Biotechnology and Genomics
Unit 3: Evolution
15. Darwin and Evolution
16. How Populations Evolve
17. Speciation and Macroevolution
18. The Origin and History of Life
19. Taxonomy, Systematics, and Phylogeny
Unit 4: Microbiology and Evolution
20. Viruses, Bacteria, and Archaea
21. Protist Evolution and Diversity
22. Fungi Evolution and Diversity
Unit 5: Plant Evolution and Biology
23. Plant Evolution and Diversity
24. Flowering Plants: Structure and Organization
25. Flowering Plants: Nutrition and Transport
26. Flowering Plants: Control of Growth
Responses
27. Flowering Plants: Reproduction
Unit 6: Animal Evolution and Diversity
28. Invertebrate Evolution
29. Vertebrate Evolution
30. Human Evolution
Unit 7: Comparative Animal Biology
31. Animal Organization and Homeostasis
32. Circulation and Cardiovascular Systems
33. The Lymphatic and Immune Systems
34. Digestive Systems and Nutrition
35. Respiratory Systems
36. Body Fluid Regulation and Excretory Systems
37. Neurons and Nervous Systems
38. Sense Organs
39. Locomotion and Support Systems
40. Hormones and Endocrine Systems
41. Reproductive Systems
42. Animal Development and aging
43. Animal Behavior
BIOLOGY
Unit 8: Ecology
44. Population Ecology
45. Community and Ecosystem Ecology
46. Major Ecosystems of the Biosphere
47. Conservation of Biodiversity
Biology
Peter H. Raven,
George B. Johnson,
Kenneth A. Mason,
Jonathan Losos, Tod Duncan
Edition: 13
2023©
1,472 Pages
Print: 9781265128845
Connect: 9781264408801
OVERVIEW
The Raven & Johnson’s Biology author team
is committed to continually improving the text,
keeping the student and learning foremost.
The integrated pedagogical features expand
the students’ learning process and enhance
their learning experience. This latest edition
of the text maintains the clear, accessible, and
engaging writing style of past editions with the
solid framework of pedagogy that highlights an
emphasis on evolution and scientific inquiry that
have made this a leading textbook for students
majoring in biology. This emphasis on the
organizing power of evolution is combined with an
integration of the importance of cellular, molecular
biology and genomics to offer our readers a text
that is student friendly and current.
FEATURES
• Visual Outline: Every chapter contains a list of
chapter contents but now also contains a Visual
Outline that shows topics in relation to each other.
• Key illustrations in every chapter highlight
how the frontiers of knowledge are pushed
forward by a combination of hypothesis and
experimentation.
• Visual Summary is presented at the end of all
chapters following the more traditional textual
summary.
• Data and Graphing Interactives: In Biology,
students may have difficulty interpreting scientific
data and drawing conclusions. McGraw-Hill has
developed a series of interactive graphs which
can be used to help students develop critical
thinking skills to improve in these areas.
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 • Inquiry Questions challenge students to think 32. Animal Diversity & the Evolution of Body Plans
about and engage in what they are reading at a 33. Protostomes
more sophisticated level. 34. Deuterostomes
BIOLOGY

• Connect Virtual Labs is a fully online lab solution Part 6: Plant Form and Function
that can be used as an online lab replacement, 35. Plant Form
preparation, supplement or make-up lab to 36. Transport in Plants
bridge the gap between lab and lecture. 37. Plant Nutrition and Soils
38. Plant Defense Responses
• Data Analysis questions inserted throughout
39. Plant Sensory Systems
the text challenge students to analyze data and
40. Plant Reproduction
interpret experimental results, which shows a
Part 7: Animal Form and Function
deeper level of understanding.
41. The Animal Body and Principles of Regulation
• New material on the disease COVID-19, the virus 42. The Nervous System
SARS-CoV-2. 43. Sensory Systems
44. The Endocrine System
CONTENTS
45. The Musculoskeletal System
Part 1: The Molecular Basis of Life
46. The Digestive System
1. The Science of Biology
47. The Respiratory System
2. The Nature of Molecules and the Properties
48. The Circulatory System
of Water
49. Osmotic Regulation and the Urinary System
3. The Chemical Building Blocks of Life
50. The Immune System
Part 2: Biology of the Cell
51. The Reproductive Systems
4. Cell Structure
52. Animal Development
5. Membranes
Part 8: Ecology and Behavior
6. Energy and Metabolism
53. Behavioral Biology
7. How Cells Harvest Energy
54. Ecology of Individuals and Populations
8. Photosynthesis
55. Community Ecology
9. Cell Communication
56. Dynamics of Ecosystems
10. How Cells Divide
57. The Biosphere and Human Impacts
Part 3: Genetic and Molecular Biology
58. Conservation Biology
11. Sexual Reproduction and Meiosis
12. Patterns of Inheritance
Biology: Concepts and
13. The Chromosomal Basis of Inheritance, and
Investigations
Human Genetics
Mariëlle Hoefnagels
14. DNA: The Genetic Material
15. Genes and How They Work Edition: 5
2021©
16. Control of Gene Expression 496 Pages
17. Biotechnology Print: 9781260575880
Connect: 9781260542226
18. Genomics
19. Cellular Mechanisms of Development
Part 4: Evolution
20. Genes Within Populations
21. The Evidence for Evolution
OVERVIEW
22. The Origin of Species
Mariëlle Hoefnagels’ passion as a classroom
23. Systematics, Phylogenetics, and Comparative
instructor is evident in Biology: Concepts and
Biology Investigations, an introductory biology textbook
24. Genome Evolution written to explain the general concepts of
Part 5: Diversity of Life on Earth biology at a level of detail that allows students to
25. Origin and Diversity of Life understand concepts rather than memorize details.
26. Viruses
27. Prokaryotes FEATURES
28. Protists • Concept maps help students see the big picture.
29. Seedless Plants “Survey the Landscape” concept maps at the
30. Seed Plants start of each chapter illustrate how the pieces
31. Fungi of the entire unit fit together. These new figures
integrate with the existing “”Pull It Together””
concept maps in the chapter summary.

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• Pull It Together concept maps integrate chapter Unit 7: The Ecology of Life
content. Follow-up questions ask students about 36. Animal Behavior
relationships shown in the map. 37. Populations

BIOLOGY
• Scientific Literacy questions reveal why biology 38. Communities and Ecosystems
matters to everyone. 39. Biomes
40. Preserving Biodiversity
• Digital Content- Videos embedded in the ebook
narrative bring relevance, clarity, and motion to
difficult concepts. Biology: The Essentials
Mariëlle Hoefnagels
• Digital-only tables, mini glossaries, and figures
Edition: 4
expand on content from the print textbook. 2022©
704 Pages
CONTENTS Print: 9781260597615
Connect: 9781264386659
Unit 1: Science, Chemistry, and Cells
1. The Scientific Study of Life
2. The Chemistry of Life
3. Cells
4. The Energy of Life
OVERVIEW
5. Photosynthesis
Biology: The Essentials epitomizes what the market
6. Respiration and Fermentation
has come to recognize as Mariëlle Hoefnagel’s
Unit 2: DNA, Inheritance, and Biotechnology
distinct and student-friendly writing-style. Mariëlle
7. DNA Structure and Gene Function
presents up-to-date information through What’s
8. DNA Replication, Binary Fission, and Mitosis the Point?, Why We Care, and Burning Questions;
9. Sexual Reproduction and Meiosis which are pedagogical tools designed to
10. Patterns of Inheritance demonstrate to readers, and her own students,
11. DNA Technology that biology is everywhere. Biology: The Essentials
Unit 3: The Evolution of Life offers a broader and more conceptual introduction
12. The Forces of Evolutionary Change to biology, simplifying the more complex biological
13. Evidence of Evolution content to the essential elements that students
14. Speciation and Extinction need to act as framework for the details.
15. The Origin and History of Life
Unit 4: The Diversity of Life FEATURES
16. Viruses • Survey the Landscape: These new concept
17. Bacteria and Archaea maps at the start of each chapter illustrate how
18. Protists the pieces of the entire unit fit together. Survey
19. Plants the Landscape integrates with the existing Pull It
20. Fungi Together concept maps in the chapter summary
21. Animals to help students see the big picture.
Unit 5: Plant Life • Scientific Literacy: These thought questions at
22. Plant Form and Function the end of each chapter will help you practice
23. Plant Nutrition and Transport thinking like a scientist about relevant social,
24. Reproduction and Development of Flowering political, or ethical issues.
Plants • What’s the Point? This brief introduction helps
Unit 6: Animal Life explain the importance of the chapter topic. A
25. Animal Tissues and Organ Systems companion feature is What’s the Point? Applied,
26. The Nervous System which appears near the end of each chapter and
27. The Senses builds on the chapter’s content by explaining a
28. The Endocrine System wide-ranging topic that is relevant to your life.
29. The Skeletal and Muscular Systems
• Learn How to Learn: Each chapter in this book
30. The Circulatory System
contains a tip that focuses on study skills that build
31. The Respiratory System
understanding. Don’t try to implement them all at
32. Digestion and Nutrition once; choose one that appeals to you and add
33. Regulation of Temperature and Body Fluids more as you determine what works best for you.
34. The Immune System
35. Animal Reproduction and Development

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 • Connect Virtual Labs is a fully online solution Essentials of Biology
for lab preparation or replacement and is now Sylvia S. Mader,
Michael Windelspecht
automatically included in Connect for all Biology
BIOLOGY

products! Edition: 7
2024©
720 Pages
CONTENTS Jun 2023
Unit 1: Science, Chemistry, and Cells Print: 9781266098475
Connect: 9781266089626
1. Scientific Study of Life
2. The Chemistry of Life
3. Cells
4. The Energy of Life (Image is unavailable)
5. Photosynthesis OVERVIEW
6. Respiration and Fermentation Essentials of Biology, is designed to provide
Unit 2: DNA, Inheritance, and Biotechnology students who are not majoring in science with
7. DNA Structure and Gene Function a fundamental understanding of the science of
8. DNA Replication and Cell Division biology. Even though these students are not
9. Sexual Reproduction and Meiosis scientists, an understanding of how science can
10. Patterns of Inheritance help identify, analyze, and offer solutions to the
11. DNA Technology many challenges facing human society is critical to
Unit 3: Evolution and Diversity our species’ health and survival.
12. Forces of Evolutionary Change
13. Evidence of Evolution FEATURES
14. Speciation and Extinction • Thinking Scientifically is a new feature in each
15. Evolution and Diversity of Microbial Life module that uses a fake blog post about the
16. Evolution and Diversity of Plants module topic, similar to what students may
17. Evolution and Diversity of Animals encounter in their social media feeds, to increase
science literacy.
Unit 4: Ecology
18. Populations • Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: In preparation
19. Communities and Ecosystems for this edition, the author worked with a diversity,
20. Preserving Biodiversity equity, and inclusion reviewer to identify areas
Unit 5: Plant Anatomy and Physiology in the narrative and visual presentation where
21. Plant Form and Function content could be made more sensitive to, and
22. Reproduction and Development of Flowering representative of, the broad spectrum of learners
Plants taking biology courses today.
Unit 6: Animal Physiology • Diversity in Science is a new boxed feature
23. Animal Tissues and Organ Systems created to emphasize the contributions of
24. The Nervous System and the Senses unrecognized scientists to our understanding of
25. The Endocrine System biology.
26. The Skeletal and Muscular Systems
27. The Circulatory and Respiratory Systems CONTENTS
28. The Digestive and Urinary Systems 1. Biology: The Science of Life
29. The Immune System Unit 1: The Cell
30. Animal Reproduction and Development 2. The Chemical Basis of Life
3. The Organic Molecules of Life
4. Inside the Cell
5. The Dynamic Cell
6. Energy for Life
7. Energy for Cells
Unit 2: Genetics
8. Cellular Reproduction
9. Meiosis and the Genetic Basis of Sexual
Reproduction
10. Patterns of Inheritance
11. The Instructions for Life: DNA and RNA
12. Biotechnology and Genomics
13. Mutations and Genetic Testing

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Unit 3: Evolution
14. Darwin and Evolution
15. Evolution on a Small Scale
16. Evolution on a Large Scale
Unit 4: Diversity of Life
17. Viruses, Bacteria, and Protists
18. Plants and Fungi
19. Animals
Unit 5: Plant Structure and Function
20. Plant Anatomy and Growth
21. Plant Responses and Reproduction
Unit 6: Animal Structure and Function
22. Organization of the Animal Body and
Homeostasis
23. The Transport Systems
24. The Maintenance Systems
25. Digestion and Human Nutrition
26. Defenses Against Disease
27. The Control Systems
28. Sensory Input and Motor Output
29. Reproduction, Development, and Aging
Unit 7: Ecology
30. Ecology and Populations
31. Communities and Ecosystems
32. Human Impact on the Biosphere
Essentials of The Living
World
George B. Johnson, Joel Bergh
Edition: 7
2023©
696 Pages
Print: 9781265144470
Connect: 9781264407781
OVERVIEW
Johnson’s Essentials of The Living World text is
written with an emphasis on the “how” and “why”
of Biology, focusing on concepts rather than
terminology and technical information. Utilizing a
clear, straightforward writing style, the text helps
students apply scientific principles to daily life. The
7th edition includes contributions and pedagogy
from new coauthor, Dr. Joel Bergh.
FEATURES
• Relevancy Modules: New Relevancy Modules
correspond with each unit! These modules
demonstrate the connections between biological
content and topics that are of interest to society
as a whole.
• The Coronavirus Pandemic: The authors provide
details on how the coronavirus pandemic began,
the life cycle of the virus, its many impacts on
society.
• Inquiry and Analysis: This feature appears at
the end of all chapters and is intended to help
students with developing their skills in analyzing
BIOLOGY
and interpreting data. The author provides a
2-page discussion on the presentation of data
in Chapter 1, introducing the students to the
concepts of variables, relationships between
variables, and presentation of data in various
types of graphs. To reinforce this concept, the
Inquiry and Analysis sections present the student
with experimental data and help them analyze
the data with a set of questions that walks them
through the data.
• New Readings: New Answering Your Questions
About readings and numerous new full-page
readings throughout the text focus on topics of
interest to students including vaping, energy
drinks, nutrition, being LGBTQ, and the opioid
epidemic.
• Relevancy eBook: The Relevancy Module
eBook demonstrates the connections between
biological content and topics that are of an
interest to society as a whole. Each module
consists of an overview of basic scientific
concepts and then a closer look at the application
of these concepts to the topic. Assessment
questions, specific to the module, are also
available.
• BioNow videos provide a relevant, applied
approach that allows students to feel they can
actually do and learn biology themselves.
CONTENTS
0. Studying Biology
Part 1: The Study of Life
1. The Science of Biology
Part 2: The Living Cell
2. The Chemistry of Life
3. Molecules of Life
4. Cells
5. Energy and Life
6. Photosynthesis: Acquiring Energy from the
Sun
7. How Cells Harvest Energy from Food
Part 3: The Continuity of Life
8. Mitosis
9. Meiosis
10. Foundations of Genetics
11. DNA: The Genetic Material
12. How Genes Work
13. The New Biology
Part 4: The Evolution and Diversity of Life
14. Evolution and Natural Selection
15. Exploring Biological Diversity
16. Evolution of Microbial Life
17. Evolution of Plants
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 18. Evolution of Animals • Ricochet Science Website: The RicochetScience.
Part 5: The Living Environment com website, managed by Michael Windelspecht,
19. Populations and Communities provides updates on news and stories that are
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20. Ecosystems interesting to science and nonscience majors

21. Behavior and the Environment alike.
22. How Humans Influence the Living World • Connecting The Concepts: Develops a series
Part 6: Animal Life of learning threads that allow the instructor and
23. The Animal Body and How It Moves student to bring related concepts together more
24. Circulation and Respiration easily.
25. The Path of Food Through the Animal Body
• Learning Outcomes: Two to four Learning
26. Maintaining the Internal Environment
Outcomes are provided at the beginning of each
27. How the Animal Body Defends Itself
section. Instructors can easily assign activities
28. The Nervous System
in Connect to help students achieve these
29. Chemical Signaling Within the Animal Body outcomes.
30. Reproduction and Development
Part 7: Plant Life • Connect Virtual Labs is a fully online lab solution
31. Plant Form and Function that can be used as an online lab replacement,
32. Plant Reproduction and Growth preparation, supplement or make-up lab to
bridge the gap between lab and lecture.
Human Biology CONTENTS
Sylvia S. Mader, 1. Exploring Life and Science
Michael Windelspecht
Unit 1: Human Organization
Edition: 17 2. Chemistry of Life
2023©
640 Pages 3. Cell Structure and Function
Print: 9781265250065 4. Organization and Regulation of Body Systems
Connect: 9781264407507
Unit 2: Maintenance of the Human Body
5. Cardiovascular System: Heart and Blood
Vessels
6. Cardiovascular System: Blood
7. The Lymphatic and Immune Systems
OVERVIEW 8. Biology of Infectious Diseases
Mader’s Human Biology introduces the main 9. Digestive System and Nutrition
themes of biology through the lens of the human 10. Respiratory System
body. Students improve their scientific literacy 11. Urinary System
while establishing a foundation of knowledge in Unit 3: Movement and Support in Humans
human biology and physiology. The text integrates 12. Skeletal System
tested, traditional content with a modern suite of 13. Muscular System
digital tools. Unit 4: Integration and Coordination in Humans
FEATURES 14. Nervous System
• The Diversity of Science: A new featured reading 15. Senses
series that emphasizes the contributions of 16. Endocrine System
unrecognized scientists to our understanding of Unit 5: Reproduction in Humans
biology. 17. Reproductive System
• A series of relevancy modules have been 18. Development and Aging
designed to accompany each unit in Biology. Unit 6: Human Genetics
These modules demonstrate the connections 19. Patterns of Chromosome Inheritance
between biological content and topics that are of 20. Cancer
interest to society as a whole. 21. Genetic Inheritance
22. DNA Biology and Technology
• Updated statistics, maps and tables to reflect Unit 7: Human Evolution and Ecology
changes in our scientific understanding of the
23. Human Evolution
various topics in the text.
24. Ecology and the Nature of Ecosystems
• BioNOW is a series of videos that provide a 25. Human Interactions with the Biosphere
relevant, applied approach that allows your
students to feel they can actually do and learn
biology themselves.

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 Inquiry into Life Unit 3: Maintenance of the Human Body
Sylvia S. Mader, 11. Human Organization
Michael Windelspecht
12. Cardiovascular System

BIOLOGY
Edition: 17 13. Lymphatic and Immune Systems
2023©
800 Pages 14. Digestive System and Nutrition
Print: 9781265140601 15. Respiratory System
Connect: 9781264406937
16. Urinary System and Excretion
Unit 4: Integration and Control of the Human Body
17. Nervous System
18. Senses
19. Musculoskeletal System
OVERVIEW 20. Endocrine System
Mader’s Inquiry into Life represents one of the Unit 5: Continuance of the Species
cornerstones of introductory biology education. 21. Reproductive System
Inquiry into Life was founded on the belief that 22. Development and Aging
teaching science from a human perspective, 23. Patterns of Gene Inheritance
coupled with human applications, would make the 24. Chromosomal Basis of Inheritance
material more relevant to the student. 25. DNA Structure and Gene Expression
26. Biotechnology and Genomics
FEATURES
Unit 6: Evolution and Diversity
• Making it Relevant questions were added to the
27. Evolution of Life
end of each chapter to tie the chapter to the
opening essay. 28. Microbiology
29. Protists and Fungi
• A series of relevancy modules have been 30. Plants
designed to accompany each unit in Biology. 31. Animals: The Invertebrates
These modules demonstrate the connections 32. Animals: Chordates and Vertebrates
between biological content and topics that are of Unit 7: Behavior and Ecology
interest to society as a whole.
33. Behavioral Ecology
• BioNOW videos provide a relevant, applied 34. Population and Community Ecology
approach that allows your students to feel they 35. Nature of Ecosystems
can actually do and learn biology themselves. 36. Major Ecosystems of the Biosphere
• The Ricochet Science website, managed by 37. Conservation Biology
Michael Windelspecht, provides updates on news
and stories that are interesting to science and Principles of Biology
nonscience majors alike. Robert Brooker,
Eric P. Widmaier, Linda Graham,
• Connect Virtual Labs helps connect the dots Peter Stiling
between lab and lecture, boosts student Edition: 4
confidence and knowledge, and improves 2024©
1,152 Pages
student success rates. Apr 2023
Print: 9781266135828
• Statistics were updated, and artwork adapted to Connect: 9781266824968
the digital environment in all chapters.

CONTENTS
1. Biology: The Study of Life
Unit 1: Cell Biology OVERVIEW
2. The Molecules of Cells Principles of Biology is reflective of the shift taking
place in the majors biology course from large and
3. Cell Structure and Function
detail rich to short and conceptual, with a focus
4. Membrane Structure and Function
on new, cutting-edge science. A succinct and
5. Cell Division
inviting text focused on central concepts, Principles
6. Metabolism: Energy and Enzymes
of Biology helps students connect fundamental
7. Cellular Respiration
principles while challenging them to develop and
Unit 2: Plant Biology hone critical thinking skills.
8. Photosynthesis
9. Plant Organization and Function
10. Plant Reproduction, Growth, and Response

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 FEATURES 16. Transmission of Genetic Information from
• Modeling Challenge: A growing trend is the use Parents to Offspring II: Epigenetics, Linkage,
of models in biology education. Students are and Extra nuclear Inheritance
BIOLOGY

asked to interpret models and to create models 17. The Simpler Genetic Systems of Viruses,
based on data or a scenario. Furthermore, using Bacteria, and Archaea
models and simulations is one of the core skills 18. Genetic Technologies: How Biologists Study
that is emphasized by “Vision and Change.” The Genes and Genomes
author team has added a new feature called Unit 4: Evolution
a Modeling Challenge, which asks students 19. Evolution of Life I: How Populations Change
to create a model or to interpret a model they from Generation to Generation
are given. Possible answers to the Modeling 20. Evolution of Life II: The Emergence of New
Challenges are provided in Connect.
Species
• Critical-Thinking Questions at the End of 21. How Biologists Classify Species and Study
Each Chapter In the third edition of Principles Their Evolutionary Relationships
of Biology, we have completely reorganized 22. The History of Life on Earth and Human
our end-of-chapter questions and have a new Evolution
category of questions called Critical-Thinking Unit 5: Diversity
Skills. These are largely new questions that are 23. Diversity of Microbial Life: Archaea, Bacteria,
primarily at Bloom’s levels 3 (applying) and 4 Protists, and Fungi
(analyzing). 24. Microbiomes: Microbial Systems on and
Around Us
CONTENTS
25. Plant Evolution: How Plant Diversification
1. An Introduction to Biology
Changed Planet Earth
Unit 1: Chemistry
26. Invertebrates: The Vast Array of Animal Life
2. The Chemical Basis of Life I: Atoms,
Without a Backbone
Molecules, and Water
27. Vertebrates: Fishes, Amphibians, Reptiles,
3. The Chemical Basis of Life II: Organic
and Mammals
Molecules
Unit 6: Flowering Plants
Unit 2: Cells
28. An Introduction to Flowering Plant Form and
4. Evolutionary Origin of Cells and Their General
Function
Features
29. How Flowering Plants Sense and Interact
5. Membranes: The Interface Between Cells and
with Their Environments
Their Environment
30. How Flowering Plants Obtain and Transport
6. How Cells Utilize Energy
Water, Mineral Nutrients, and Organic
7. How Cells Capture Light Energy via
Compounds
Photosynthesis
31. How Flowering Plants Reproduce and
8. How Cells Communicate with Each Other and
Develop
with the Environment
Unit 7: Animals
Unit 3: Genetics
32. General Features of Animal Bodies, and
9. The Information of Life: DNA and RNA
Homeostasis as a Key Principle of Animal
Structure, DNA Replication, and Chromosome
Biology
Structure
33. Neuroscience I: The Structure, Function, and
10. The Expression of Genetic Information via
Evolution of Nervous Systems
Genes I: Transcription and Translation
34. Neuroscience II: How Sensory Systems Allow
11. The Expression of Genetic Information via
Animals to Interact with the Environment
Genes II: Non-coding RNAs
35. How Muscles and Skeletons Are Adaptations
12. The Control of Genetic Information via Gene
for Movement, Support, and Protection
Regulation
36. Circulatory and Respiratory Systems:
13. Altering the Genetic Material: Mutation, DNA
Transporting Solutes and Exchanging Gasses
Repair, and Cancer
37. Digestive and Excretory Systems: Maintaining
14. How Eukaryotic Cells Sort and Transmit
Nutrient, Water, and Energy Balance and
Chromosomes: Mitosis and Meiosis
Removing Waste
15. Transmission of Genetic Information from
38. How Endocrine Systems Influence the
Parents to Offspring I: Patterns That Follow
Activities of All Other Organ Systems
Mendel’s Laws

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39. The Production of Offspring: Reproduction CONTENTS
and Development Unit 1: The Study of Life
40. Immune Systems: How Animals Defend 1. The Science of Biology

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Against Pathogens and Other Dangers Unit 2: The Living Cell
41. An Example of a System-Wide Response to a 2. The Chemistry of Life
Challenge to Homeostasis 3. Molecules of Life
Unit 8: Ecology 4. Cells
42. Behavioral Ecology: The Struggle to Find 5. Energy and Life
Food and Mates and to Pass on Genes 6. Photosynthesis: Acquiring Energy from the Sun
43. Population Growth and Species Interactions 7. How Cells Harvest Energy from Food
44. Communities and Ecosystems: Ecological Unit 3: The Continuity of Life
Organization at Large Scales 8. Mitosis
45. Biomes: How Climate Affects the Distribution 9. Meiosis
of Species on Earth 10. Foundations of Genetics
46. The Age of Humans 11. DNA: The Genetic Material
47. Biodiversity and Conservation Biology 12. How Genes Work
13. Genomics and Biotechnology
The Living World Unit 4: The Evolution and Diversity of Life
George B. Johnson, Joel Bergh 14. Evolution and Natural Selection
15. How We Name Living Things
Edition: 11
2024© 16. Prokaryotes: The First Single-Celled
912 Pages Creatures
Apr 2023
Print: 9781266271762 17. Protists: Advent of the Eukaryotes
Connect: 9781266128493 18. Fungi Invade the Land
Unit 5: Evolution of Plants
19. Plant Form and Function
20. Plant Reproduction and Growth
Unit 6: Evolution of Animal
OVERVIEW 21. Evolution of the Animal Phyla
The Living World is often considered a student 22. History of the Vertebrates
favorite, focusing on concepts rather than 23. How Humans Evolved
terminology and technical information. It features Unit 7: Animal Life
a straightforward, conversational writing style and 24. The Animal Body and How It Moves
a wide variety of media assets to enhance the 25. Circulation
content of the textbook. Every chapter of this 11th 26. Respiration
edition focuses directly on the relevance of its 27. The Path of Food Through the Animal Body
content to today’s students. The 11th edition of The 28. Maintaining the Internal Environment
Living World includes contributions and pedagogy 29. How the Animal Body Defends Itself
from new co-author, Dr.Joel Bergh. 30. The Nervous System
31. The Senses
FEATURES
32. Chemical Signaling Within the Animal Body
• Inclusivity Review: Each chapter, including
33. Reproduction and Development
figures, have been reviewed through an
Unit 8: The Living Environment
inclusivity lens. The content has been changed
34. Populations and Communities
to include person-first language, more gender-
neutral language, better racial and ethnic 35. Ecosystems
representation, and updates to images and tables 36. Behavior and the Environment
to better suit learners with different learning 37. Human Influences on the Living World
styles.
• Learning Objectives: Each chapter has been
reviewed and has had Learning Objectives
updated where it was appropriate.
• Statistical Updates: Where available, the
statistical data in both texts and figures has been
updated to reflect current information.

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 Understanding Biology
Kenneth A. Mason, Tod Duncan,
Jonathan Losos
BIOLOGY
Part 4: Evolution
19. Genes Within Populations
20. The Evidence for Evolution

Edition: 4 21. The Origin of Species

2024©
1072 Pages Part 5: The Diversity of Life
Mar 2023 22. Systematics and Phylogeny
Print: 9781266100437
Connect: 9781266829185 23. Prokaryotes and Viruses
24. Protists
25. Fungi
26. Plants
27. Animal Diversity
OVERVIEW 28. Vertebrates
A concise and engaging biology text for biology Part 6: Plant Form and Function
majors, Understanding Biology 4e partnered with 29. Plant Form
Connect emphasizes fundamentals concepts 30. Flowering Plant Reproduction
to help students better understand biology and 31. The Living Plant
focus on developing scientific skills. This approach Part 7: Animal Form and Function
utilizes the Vision and Change guidelines of Core 32. The Animal Biology and How It Moves
Concepts and Core Skills while helping students 33. The Nervous System
begin the process of becoming a scientist. 34. Fueling the Body’s Metabolism
35. Maintaining Homeostasis
FEATURES
• A new pedagogical feature called “Concept 36. Reproduction and Development
Overview” was added to all chapters in this fourth Part 8: Ecology and Behavior
edition of Understanding Biology. The chapter 37. Behavioral Biology
opening page contains a diagram laying out the 38. Ecology of Individuals and Populations
main concepts in the chapter. In the online eBook 39. Community Ecology and Ecosystem
in Connect, Progressive Concept Overviews Dynamics
are inserted in relevant places in the chapter 40. The Living World
and provide a visual presentation of concept
statements that support the main concepts.
• End-Of-Chapter feature added, along with
chapter identifiers to the end-of-part feature.

CONTENTS
Part 1: The Molecular Basis of Life
1. The Science of Biology
2. The Nature of Moleculars and the Properties
of Water
3. The Chemical Building Blocks of Life
Part2: The Biology of the Cell
4. Cell Structure
5. Membranes
6. Energy and Metabolism
7. How Cells Harvest Energy
8. Photosynthesis
9. Cell Communication
10. How Cells Divide
Part 3: Genetic and Molecular Biology
11. Sexual Reproduction and Meiosis
12. Patterns of Inheritance
13. The Chromosomal Basis of Inheritance
14. DNA: The Genetic Material
15. Genes and How They Work
16. Control of Gene Expression
17. Biotechnology
18. Genomics

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 13. DNA Replication and Recombination
Cell/Molecular, Microbiology and Genetics Part 4: Molecular Properties of Genes
14. Gene Transcription and RNA Modification
Concepts of Genetics

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15. Translation of mRNA
Robert J. Brooker
16. Gene Regulation in Bacteria
Edition: 4 17. Gene Regulation in Eukaryotes
2022©
720 Pages 18. Non-Coding RNAs
Print: 9781265017811 19. Gene Mutation and DNA Repair
Connect: 9781265124564
Part 5: Genetic Technologies
20. Molecular Technologies
21. Genomics
Part 6: Genetic Analysis of Individuals and
Populations
22. Medical Genetics and Cancer
23. Population Genetics
OVERVIEW 24. Quantitative Genetics
Concepts of Genetics is a one semester
introductory genetics text that explains genetics Genetics: Analysis and
concepts in a concise, engaging and up-to-date Principles
manner. Rob Brooker, the author of market leading Robert Brooker
texts in Genetics and Intro Biology for majors,
Edition: 8
brings his clear and accessible writing style to 2024©
this briefer genetics text. He employs the use of 880 Pages
Nov 2023
experimentation and stresses the fundamentals Print: 9781266135170
of the Scientific Method in presenting genetics Connect: 9781266822865
concepts, then further engages the reader
through the use of formative assessment to assist
the student in understanding the core genetic
principles.
OVERVIEW
FEATURES Genetics: Analysis and Principles is a
• Learning Outcomes at the section level followed one-semester introductory genetics textbook that
by section-related review questions. takes an experimental approach to understanding
genetics. By weaving one or two experiments
• Genetics TIPS to help develop problem-solving into the narrative of each chapter students can
skills. simultaneously explore the scientific method and
• A rich balance of End of Chapter problem sets. understand the genetic principles that have been
learned from these experiments. The pedagogy of
CONTENTS Genetics: Analysis & Principles has been designed
Part 1: Introduction to foster student learning. Instead of being a
1. Overview of Genetics collection of facts and figures this text is intended
Part 2: Patterns of Inheritance to be an engaging and motivating textbook in which
2. Reproduction and Chromosome Transmission formative assessment allows students to move
3. Mendelian Inheritance ahead and learn the material in a productive way.
4. Sex Determination and Sex Chromosomes
5. Extensions of Mendelian Inheritance CONTENTS
6. Extranuclear Inheritance, Imprinting, and Part 1: Introduction
Maternal Effect 1. Overview of Genetics
7. Genetic Linkage and Mapping in Eukaryotes Part 2: Patterns of Inheritance
8. Variation in Chromosome Structure and 2. Mendelian Inheritance
Number 3. Chromosome Transmission During Cell
9. Genetics of Bacteria Division and Sexual Reproduction
10. Genetics of Viruses 4. Extensions of Mendelian Inheritance
Part 3: Molecular Structure and Replication of the 5. Non-Mendelian Inheritance
Genetic Material 6. Genetic Linkage and Mapping in Eukaryotes
11. Molecular Structure of DNA and RNA 7. Genetic Transfer and Mapping in Bacteria
12. Molecular Structure and Organization of 8. Variation in Chromosome Structure and
Chromosomes and Transportation Number

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 Part 3: Molecular Structure & Replications of the CONTENTS
Genetic Material Part 1: Basic Principles: How Traits Are
9. Molecular Structure of DNA and RNA Transmitted
CELL/MOLECULAR, MICROBIOLOGY AND GENETICS

10. Molecular Structure of Chromosomes and 1. Mendel’s Principles of Heredity

Transposable Elements 2. Extensions to Mendel’s Laws
11. DNA Replication 3. Chromosomes and Inheritance
Part 4: Molecular Properties of Genes 4. Sex Chromosomes
12. Gene Transcription and RNA Modification 5. Linkage, Recombination, and Gene Mapping
13. Translation of mRNA Part 2: What Genes Are and What They Do
14. Gene Regulation in Bacteria 6. DNA Structure, Replication, and
15. Gene Regulation in Eukaryotes I: Recombination
Transcriptional and Translation Regulation 7. Mutation
16. Gene Regulation in Eukaryotes II: Epigenetics 8. Using Mutations to Study Genes
17. Non-coding RNAs 9. Gene Expression: The Flow of Information
18. Genetics of Viruses from DNA to RNA to Protein
19. Gene Mutation, DNA Repair, and Part 3: Analysis of Genetic Information
Recombination 10. Digital Analysis of DNA
Part 5: Genetic Technologies 11. Genome Annotation
20. Molecular Technologies 12. Analyzing Genomic Variation
21. Biotechnology Part 4: How Genes Travel on Chromosomes
22. Genomics I: Analysis of DNA 13. The Eukaryotic Chromosome
23. Genomics II: Functional Genomics, 14. Chromosomal Rearrangements
Proteomics, and Bioinformatics 15. Ploidy
Part 6: Genetic Analysis of Individuals and 16. Bacterial Genetics
Populations 17. Organellar Inheritance
24. Medical Genetics Part 5: How Genes Are Regulated
25. Genetics Basis of Cancer 18. Gene Regulation in Prokaryotes
26. Developmental Genetics 19. Gene Regulation in Eukaryotes
27. Population Genetics 20. Epigenetics
28. Complex and Quantitative Traits Part 6: Using Genetics
29. Evolutionary Genetics 21. Manipulating the Genomes of Eukaryotes
22. The Genetic Analysis of Development
23. The Genetics of Cancer
Genetics: From Genes to
Genomes Part 7: Beyond the Individual Gene and Genome
Michael L. Goldberg, 24. Variation and Selection in Populations
Janice Fischer, Leroy Hood, 25. Genetic Analysis of Complex Traits
Leland Hartwell

Edition: 8 Human Genetics

2024©
880 Pages Ricki Lewis
Dec 2023
Print: 9781266246678 Edition: 14
Connect: 9781266114908 2024©
496 Pages
Nov 2023
Print: 9781266283192
Connect: 9781266106729

OVERVIEW
Genetics: From Genes to Genomes is a
cutting-edge introductory genetics text authored
by an unparalleled author team including Nobel
Prize winner Leland Hartwell. This edition continues
to build upon the integration of Mendelian and
molecular principles providing students with the
links between the early understanding of genetics
and the new molecular discoveries that have
changed the way the field of genetics is viewed.
OVERVIEW
Today human genetics is for everyone. It is
about variation more than about illnesses and
increasingly about the common rather than
about the rare. Once an obscure science or an
occasional explanation for an odd collection of
symptoms, human genetics is now part of everyday
conversation.

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By coming to know genetic backgrounds people management solution that embeds learning
can control their environments in more healthy science and award-winning adaptive tools to
ways. Genetic knowledge is therefore both improve student results.

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informative and empowering.
FEATURES
CONTENTS • SmartGrid: In place of traditional end-of-chapter
Part 1: Introduction questions, Kelly Cowan has created a grid
1. The Information in a Human Genome made up of 3 columns and 7 rows, for a total
2. Cells of 21 questions. The rows contain the 6 major
3. Meiosis, Development, and Aging curricular guidelines (and the competency of
Part 2: Transmission Genetics scientific thinking) from the American Society for
4. Single-Gene Inheritance Microbiology. The columns represent increasing
5. Beyond Mendel’s Laws levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy of learning. Each
6. Matters of Sex question is carefully constructed of material from
7. Complex Traits the chapter that meets both the ASM guideline
8. Genetics of Behavior and the Bloom’s level indicated.
Part 3: DNA and Chromosomes • Microbiome information in every chapter and
9. DNA Structure and Replication also as a separate boxed feature at the end of
10. Gene Action: From DNA to Protein the chapter. These features also walk students
11. Gene Expression and Epigenetics through how to critically analyze the onslaught of
12. Gene Mutation studies and findings.
13. Chromosomes • New infographic-style visual summaries that
14. Genomes students can relate to. A new visual feature in
Part 4: Population Genetics each disease chapter (chapters 16 through 21)
15. Constant Allele Frequencies places the microbes from that chapter in context
16. Changing Allele Frequencies with respect to communicability and deadliness.
17. Human Ancestry and Evolution
• NCLEX® Style Questions: These questions found
18. The Genetics of Identity
throughout each chapter are application oriented
Part 5: Immunity and Cancer
and written in the form of NCLEX questions.
19. Genetics of Immunity They are designed to help students learn the
20. Cancer Genetics and Genomics microbiology information they will eventually
Part 6: Genetic Technology need to pass the NCLEX. Students will begin
21. DNA Technologies learning to think critically, apply information, and
22. Genetic Testing and Treatment over time, prepare themselves for the NCLEX.
23. Reproductive Technologies In addition, we offer NCLEX Prep and Nursing
Career Prep questions through Connect for you
Microbiology to assign.
Fundamentals: A Clinical
Approach • Medical Moment: Gives students an opportunity
Marjorie Kelly Cowan,
to go deeper into the clinical application of the
Heidi Smith concepts. Written by a practicing RN, students
will easily see how the chapter material relates to
Edition: 4
2022© their future career.
768 Pages
Print: 9781265222642 • Streamlined Contents, Solid Coverage of all
Connect: 9781260786040 Core Concepts: This book has been written to
truly fit a one-semester course in allied health
microbiology. It makes it clear to students what
the important concepts are, with enough detail to
OVERVIEW
make it meaningful, and to help students retain
Cowan’s Microbiology Fundamentals: A Clinical
the information for the long term.
Approach is a perfect fit for your microbiology
course. The author team includes a practicing • More clinical content than any other microbiology
Registered Nurse who shows students how the book helps students see how the material relates
content on each page relates to their lives and to their lives and future careers! A practicing
future career. nurse authored many of the clinical features.
Connect is aligned with the text and provides a
highly reliable, easy-to-use homework and learning

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 CONTENTS FEATURES
1. Introduction to Microbes and Their Building • Microbiome findings in all 25 chapters—in the
Blocks form of Microbiome Insight boxes as well as in
CELL/MOLECULAR, MICROBIOLOGY AND GENETICS

2. Tools of the Laboratory — Methods for
the Culturing and Microscopic Analysis of
Microorganisms
3. Bacteria and Archaea
4. Eukaryotic Cells and Microorganisms
5. Viral Structure and Life Cycles
6. Microbial Nutrition and Growth
7. Microbial Metabolism
8. Microbial Genetics and Genetic Engineering
9. Physical and Chemical Control of Microbes
10. Antimicrobial Treatment
11. Interactions Between Microbes and Humans
12. Host Defenses I — Overview and Nonspecific
Defenses
13. Host Defenses II — Specific Immunity and
Immunization
14. Disorders in Immunity
15. Diagnosing Infections
16. Infectious Diseases Affecting the Skin and
Eyes
17. Infectious Diseases Affecting the Nervous
System
18. Infectious Diseases Affecting the
Cardiovascular and Lymphatic Systems
19. Infectious Diseases Affecting the Respiratory
Systems
20. Infectious Diseases Affecting the
Gastrointestinal Tract
21. Infectious Diseases Affecting the
Genitourinary System
22. One Health: The Interconnected Health of the
Environment, Humans, and Other Animals
Microbiology: A Systems
Approach
Marjorie Kelly Cowan,
Heidi Smith
Edition: 7
2024©
832 Pages
March 2023
Print: 9781266177330
Connect: 9781265078379
OVERVIEW
Cowan’s Microbiology: A Systems Approach is
the perfect book for all students. Whether your
students have prerequisite knowledge of biology
or chemistry, this textbook will help them learn
the fascinating world of microbiology. Students
interested in allied health or nursing, will love this
book for its balanced coverage of the basics and
clinical applications.
the text. This reinforces how game-changing the
microbiome findings are.
• A new stand-alone chapter on Epidemiology, the
importance of which has been made clear by the
COVID- 19 pandemic.
• Comprehensive COVID-19 content: COVID-19
is not just covered in its disease chapter. Most
chapters, even the basic science chapters,
have COVID-19 content woven in as a dynamic
touchstone for basic concepts.
• Concept Clips: Learning Resource videos from
the authors, Kelly Cowan and Heidi Smith, are a
new feature added to each chapter in the ebook
and assignable content in Connect. Each video
breaks down the most challenging learning
objective of that chapter in a fun, informal and
informative way.
CONTENTS
1. The Main Themes of Microbiology
2. The Chemistry of Biology
3. Tools of the Laboratory: Methods of Studying
Microorganisms
4. A Survey of Prokaryotic Cells and
Microorganisms
5. A Survey of Eukaryotic Cells and
Microorganisms
6. An Introduction to Viruses, Viroids, and
Prions
7. Microbial Nutrition, Ecology, and Growth
8. An Introduction to Microbial Metabolism: The
Chemical Crossroads of Life
9. An Introduction to Microbial Genetics
10. Genetic Engineering: A Revolution in
Molecular Biology
11. Physical and Chemical Agents for Microbial
Control
12. Drugs, Microbes, Host--The Elements of
Chemotherapy
13. Microbe-Human Interactions: Infection,
Disease, and Epidemiology
14. An Introduction to Host Defenses and Innate
Immunities
15. Adaptive, Specific Immunity and
Immunization
16. Disorders in Immunity
17. Procedures for Identifying Pathogens and
Diagnosing Infections

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 Nester’s Microbiology:
A Human Perspective
Denise G. Anderson,
Sarah Salm, Deborah Allen
Edition: 10
2022©
896 Pages
Print: 9781265062316
Connect: 9781264341979
OVERVIEW
Perfect for the non-major/allied health student
(and also appropriate for mixed majors courses),
this text provides a rock solid foundation in
microbiology. It has a concise and readable style,
covers the most current concepts, and gives
students the knowledge and mastery necessary
to understand advances of the future. By
carefully and clearly explaining the fundamental
concepts, using a body systems approach in
the coverage of disease, and offering vivid and
appealing instructional art, Microbiology: A Human
Perspective draws students back to their book
again and again!
FEATURES
• Added information about COVID-19 and SARS-
CoV-2.
• Connect Virtual Labs helps connect the dots
between lab and lecture, boosts student
confidence and knowledge, and improves
student success rates.
• Focus on a Disease boxes introduce a general
category of disease (pneumonia, diarrheal
disease, meningitis, sexually transmitted
infections), giving students a framework for
understanding specific diseases.
• Focus on the Future boxes describe pending
challenges facing current and future
microbiologists.
• Focus Your Perspective boxes show how micro-
organisms and their products influence our lives
in many different ways.
• Focus on a Case boxes describe realistic clinical,
veterinary, or environmental situations, along with
questions and discussions designed to highlight
the relevance of the information.
• Learning Outcomes are found at the beginning
of each numbered section, allowing organization,
evaluation, and assessment of instruction.
• MicroBytes are found throughout the chapters.
These are small “bytes” of interesting information
to engage students.
CONTENTS
1. Humans and the Microbial World
2. The Molecules of Life
CELL/MOLECULAR, MICROBIOLOGY AND GENETICS
3. Microscopy and Cell Structure
4. Dynamics of Microbial Growth
5. Control of Microbial Growth
6. Microbial Metabolism: Fueling Cell Growth
7. The Blueprint of Life, from DNA to Protein
8. Bacterial Genetics
9. Biotechnology and Recombinant DNA
10. Identifying and Classifying Microorganisms
11. The Diversity of Bacteria and Archaea
12. The Eukaryotic Members of the Microbial
World
13. Viruses, Viroids and Prions
14. The Innate Immune Response
15. The Adaptive Immune Response
16. Host-Microbe Interactions
17. Immunologic Disorders
18. Applications of Immune Responses
19. Epidemiology
20. Antimicrobial Medications
21. Respiratory System Infections
22. Skin Infections
23. Wound Infections
24. Digestive System Infections
25. Blood and Lymphatic Infections
26. Nervous System Infections
27. Genitourinary Tract Infections
28. Microbial Ecology
29. Environmental Microbiology — Treatment of
Water, Wastes, and Polluted Habitats
30. Food Microbiology
Prescott’s Microbiology
Joanne Willey, Kathleen
Sandman, Dorothy Wood
Edition: 12
2023©
1 040 Pages
Print: 9781265123031
Connect: 9781264776771
OVERVIEW
The author team of Prescott’s Microbiology
continues to provide a modern approach to
microbiology using evolution as a framework.
This new 12th edition integrates impactful new
changes to include a fresh new design to engage
students and important content updates including
SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19 which are prominently
featured, taxonomic schemes that have been
extensively revised, recent epidemiological data,
and mRNA vaccines which just scrapes the surface
of this new edition.
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 FEATURES
• Relevancy Modules: With the help of our
Relevancy Modules within McGraw-Hill Connect,
CELL/MOLECULAR, MICROBIOLOGY AND GENETICS
students can see how microbiology actually
relates to their everyday lives. Some topics
include microbes and cancer, fermentation,
vaccines, biotechnology, global health, SARS-
CoV-2, antibiotic resistance, and several others.
• Evolution as a Framework: Introduced
immediately in chapter 1 and used as an
overarching theme throughout, evolution helps
unite microbiological concepts and provides a
framework upon which students can build their
knowledge.
• Molecular Microbiology and Immunology: The
twelfth edition includes updates on genetics,
biotechnology, genomics and metagenomics,
immunology, and the human microbiome.
• Broad Coverage of Microbial Ecology: The
importance and multidisciplinary nature of
microbial ecology are demonstrated by content
that ranges from global climate change to the
human microbiome.
• SARS-CoV-2 and the Impact of COVID-19:
Students are introduced to the virology of SARS-
CoV-2 and the pathobiology of COVID-19 in
chapters 27 and 37, respectively.
Throughout the text, the relevance of concepts
to the pandemic are noted as easy-to-find text
boxes.
• Special Interest Essays: Organized into
four themes: Microbial Diversity & Ecology,
Techniques & Applications, Historical Highlights,
and Disease these focused and interesting
essays provide additional insight into relevant
topics.
• Vivid Instructional Art: Three-dimensional
renditions and bright, attractive colors enhance
learning.human bodies, anytime, anywhere.
CONTENTS
Part 1: Introduction to Microbiology
1. The Evolution of Microorganisms and
Microbiology
2. Microscopy
3. Bacterial Cell Structure
4. Archaeal Cell Structure
5. Eukaryotic Cell Structure
6. Viruses and Other Acellular Infectious Agents
Part 2: Microbial Nutrition, Growth, and Control
7. Bacterial and Archaeal Growth
8. Control of Microorganisms in the Environment
9. Antimicrobial Chemotherapy
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Part 3: Microbial Metabolism
10. Introduction to Metabolism
11. Catabolism: Energy Release and
Conservation
12. Anabolism: The Use of Energy in Biosynthesis
Part 4: Microbial Molecular Biology and Genetics
13. Bacterial Genome Replication and Expression
14. Regulation of Cellular Processes
15. Eukaryotic and Archaeal Genome Replication
and Expression
16. Mechanisms of Genetic Variation
17. Microbial DNA Technologies
18. Microbial Genomics
Part 5: The Diversity of the Microbial World
19. Archaea
20. Nonproteobacterial Gram-Negative Bacteria
21. Proteobacteria
22. Gram-Positive Bacteria
23. Protists
24. Fungi
25. Viruses
Part 6: Ecology and Symbiosis
26. Exploring Microbes in Ecosystems
27. Microbial Interactions
28. Biogeochemical Cycling and Global Climate
Change
29. Microorganisms in Marine and Freshwater
Ecosystems
30. Microorganisms in Terrestrial Ecosystems
Part 7: Pathogenicity and Host Response
31. Innate Host Resistance
32. Adaptive Immunity
33. The Microbe-Human Ecosystem
34. Infection and Pathogenicity
Part 8: Microbial Diseases, Detection, and Their
Control
35. Epidemiology and Public Health Microbiology
36. Clinical Microbiology and Immunology
37. Human Diseases Caused by Viruses and
Prions
38. Human Diseases Caused by Bacteria
39. Human Diseases Caused by Fungi and
Protists
Part 9: Applied Microbiology
40. Microbiology of Food
41. Biotechnology and Industrial Microbiology
42. Applied Environmental Microbiology
APPENDICES
1. A Review of the Chemistry of Biological
Molecules
2. Common Metabolic Pathways
3. Microorganism Pronunciation Guide
 Prescott’s Principles of • Active Learning: Includes questions based on
Microbiology examples from the current literature; designed to
Joanne Willey, stimulate analytical problem-solving skills.
Christopher J. Woolverton,

CELL/MOLECULAR, MICROBIOLOGY AND GENETICS

Linda Sherwood
CONTENTS
Edition: 2 Part 1: Introduction to Microbiology
2021©
896 Pages 1. The Evolution of Microorganisms and
Print: 9781260575552 Microbiology
Connect: 9781260805628
2. Microscopy
3. Bacterial and Archaeal Cell Structure
4. Eukaryotic Cell Structure
OVERVIEW 5. Bacterial and Archaeal Growth
Prescott’s Principles of Microbiology provides a Part 2: Microbial Metabolism
balanced, comprehensive introduction to all major 6. Introduction to Metabolism
areas of microbiology. Because of this balance, 7. Catabolism: Energy Release and
Prescott’s Principles of Microbiology is appropriate Conservation
for microbiology majors and mixed majors 8. Anabolism: The Use of Energy in
courses. The authors have focused on readability, Biosynthesis
artwork, and the integration of several key Part 3: Microbial Molecular Biology and Genetics
themes, including evolution, ecology and diversity, 9. Genome Replication
throughout the text, making an already superior 10. Gene Expression
text even better. 11. Regulation of Cellular Processes
12. Mechanisms of Genetic Variation
FEATURES Part 4: The Diversity of the Microbial World
• Evolution as a Framework: Introduced 13. Gram-Positive Bacteria
immediately in chapter 1 and used as an
14. Proteobacteria
overarching theme throughout, evolution helps
15. Nonproteobacterial Gram-Negative Bacteria
unite microbiological concepts and provides a
16. Archaea
framework upon which students can build their
17. Eukaryotic Microbes
knowledge.
18. Viruses and Other Acellular Infectious Agents
• Molecular Microbiology and Immunology: Part 5: Ecology and Symbiosis
The second edition includes comprehensive 19. Microbial Infections
coverage of genetics, biotechnology, genomics 20. Biogeochemical Cycling and Global Climate
and metagenomics, immunology, and the Change
human microbiome. A streamlined discussion 21. Microorganisms in Natural Ecosystems
of immunity, with enhanced coverage of innate Part 6: Host Defense and Pathogenicity
and adaptive linkages, helps students grasp the
22. Innate Host Resistance
complexity and specificity of immune responses.
23. Adaptive Immunity
A new chapter, The Human Microbiome and
24. The Human Microbiome and Host
Host Interactions, introduces students to
Interactions
the development and impact of the human
25. Infection and Pathogenicity
microbiome.
Part 7: Applied Microbiology
• Metagenomics and the Human Microbiome: The 26. Epidemiology and Public Health Microbiology
importance of metagenomics in understanding 27. Control of Microorganisms in the Environment
the role of microbes in all environments and in 28. Antimicrobial Chemotherapy
exploring symbionts of invertebrates is threaded 29. Microbiology of Food
throughout the text. Chapter 24 is new and 30. Industrial and Environmental Microbiology
focuses exclusively on the human microbiome
Part 8: Methods in Microbiology
and its interaction with the host.
31. Microbial DNA Technologies
• Special Interest Essays: Organized into four 32. Microbial Genomics
themes-Microbial Diversity & Ecology, Techniques 33. Methods in Microbial Biology
& Applications, Historical Highlights, and Disease 34. Clinical Microbiology and Immunology
these focused and interesting essays provide
additional insight into relevant topics.

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 Talaro’s Foundations in 18. Diagnosing Infections
Microbiology 19. Infectious Diseases Manifesting on the Skin
Barry Chess and Eyes
CELL/MOLECULAR, MICROBIOLOGY AND GENETICS

Edition: 12 20. Infectious Diseases Manifesting in the

2024©
656 Pages
Print: 9781265112660
Connect: 9781265098612
OVERVIEW
Talaro’s Foundations in Microbiology: Basic
Principles is an allied health microbiology text with
a taxonomic approach to the disease chapters. It
offers an engaging and accessible writing style
through the use of case studies and analogies to
thoroughly explain difficult microbiology concepts.
FEATURES
• Pedagogy designed for varied learning styles:
Case Study Analysis, On the Test, Writing
Challenge, and End-of-Chapter Questions.
• Art Accessibility: Accessibility has been improved
in this edition by ensuring meaningful text and
images are distinguishable and perceivable by
users with limited color vision and moderately
low vision.
• Clinic Cases are short case studies that typically
focus on a single aspect of a chapter. They
provide relevance for lessons learned and easily
serve as collaborative warm-up activities.
CONTENTS
1. The Main Themes of Microbiology
2. The Chemistry of Biology
3. Tools of the Laboratory Methods for the
Culturing and Microscopy of Microorganisms
4. Bacteria and Archaea
5. Eukaryotic Cells and Microorganisms
6. Microbial Genetics
7. Viruses and Prions
8. Genetic Analysis and Recombinant DNA
Technology
9. Microbial Nutrition and Growth
10. Microbial Metabolism
11. Physical and Chemical Control of Microbes
12. Antimicrobial Treatment
13. Microbe–Human Interactions Health and
Disease
14. Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases
15. Host Defenses I Overview and Innate
Immunity
16. Host Defenses II Adaptive Immunity and
Immunization
17. Disorders in Immunity
Nervous System
21. Infectious Diseases Manifesting in the
Cardiovascular and Lymphatic Systems
22. Infectious Diseases Manifesting in the
Respiratory System
23. Infectious Diseases Manifesting in the
Gastrointestinal Tract
24. Infectious Diseases Manifesting in the
Genitourinary System
25. Microbes in Our Environment and the
Concept of One Health
Talaro’s Foundations
in Microbiology: Basic
Principles
Barry Chess
Edition: 12
2024©
656 Pages
Print: 9781265112660
Connect: 9781265098612
OVERVIEW
Talaro’s Foundations in Microbiology: Basic
Principles is an allied health microbiology text with
a taxonomic approach to the disease chapters. It
offers an engaging and accessible writing style
through the use of case studies and analogies to
thoroughly explain difficult microbiology concepts.
FEATURES
• Pedagogy designed for varied learning styles:
Case Study Analysis, On the Test, Writing
Challenge, and End-of-Chapter Questions.
• Art Accessibility: Accessibility has been
improved in this edition by ensuring meaningful
text and images are distinguishable and
perceivable by users with limited color vision and
moderately low vision.
• Clinic Cases are short case studies that typically
focus on a single aspect of a chapter. They
provide relevance for lessons learned and easily
serve as collaborative warm-up activities.
CONTENTS
1. The Main Themes of Microbiology
2. The Chemistry of Biology
3. Tools of the Laboratory: Methods of Studying
Microorganisms
4. A Survey of Prokaryotic Cells and
Microorganisms

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5. A Survey of Eukaryotic Cells and
Microorganisms
6. An Introduction to Viruses, Viroids, and

CELL/MOLECULAR, MICROBIOLOGY AND GENETICS

Prions
7. Microbial Nutrition, Ecology, and Growth
8. An Introduction to Microbial Metabolism: The
Chemical Crossroads of Life
9. An Introduction to Microbial Genetics
10. Genetic Engineering and Genetic Analysis
11. Physical and Chemical Agents for Microbial
Control
12. Drugs, Microbes, Host—The Elements of
Chemotherapy
13. Microbe–Human Interactions: Infection,
Disease, and Epidemiology
14. An Introduction to Host Defenses and Innate
Immunities
15. Adaptive, Specific Immunity, and
Immunization
16. Disorders in Immunity
17. Procedures for Identifying Pathogens and
Diagnosing Infections

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Chemistry
Chemistry
CHEMISTRY
Julia Burdge
Edition: 6
2023©
1,264 Pages
Print: 9781265122447
ALEKS: 9781264494576
OVERVIEW
Pulling from her experience of teaching general
chemistry for many years, the author of the sixth
edition of Chemistry offers a text that offers more
in-depth explanation in areas where she knows
students often encounter misunderstandings.
FEATURES
• ALEKS Topics are available to assign as
prerequisite assignments to boost student
confidence and help those lacking math skills.
• End-of-Chapter Questions aligned to the text for
homework, test, and quiz assignments.
• Connect Virtual Labs are available to be used as
pre-lab prep assignments, or lab replacement.
• Video Assignments break down key concepts
and show step-by-step solutions.
CONTENTS
1. Chemistry: The Central Science
2. Atoms, Molecules, and Ions
3. Stoichiometry: Ratios of Combination
4. Reactions in Aqueous Solutions
5. Thermochemistry
6. Quantum Theory and the Electronic Structure
of Atoms
7. Electron Configuration and the Periodic Table
8. Chemical Bonding I: Basic Concepts
9. Chemical Bonding II: Molecular Geometry
and Bonding Theories
10. Gasses
11. Intermolecular Forces and the Physical
Properties of Liquids and Solids
12. Modern Materials
13. Physical Properties of Solutions
14. Chemical Kinetics
15. Chemical Equilibrium
16. Acids and Bases
17. Acid-Base Equilibria and Solubility Equilibria
18. Entropy, Free Energy, and Equilibrium
19. Electrochemistry
20. Nuclear Chemistry
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21. Environmental Chemistry
22. Coordination Chemistry
23. Organic Chemistry
24. Online Only Chapter: Metallurgy and the
Chemistry of Metals
25. Online Only Chapter: Nonmetallic Elements
and Their Compounds
Chemistry
Jason Overby, Raymond Chang
Edition: 14
2022©
1,184 Pages
Print: 9781265577568
ALEKS: 9781264243631
OVERVIEW
Chang’s best-selling general chemistry textbook
takes a traditional approach and is often
considered a student and teacher favorite. The
book features a straightforward clear writing style
and proven problem-solving strategies. It continues
the tradition of providing a firm foundation in
chemical concepts and principles while presenting
a broad range of topics in a clear concise manner.
FEATURES
• The new edition is available in ALEKS®. ALEKS
provides flexibility and control when shaping
your course to help you reach every student
regardless of background. Rooted in research and
analytics, ALEKS identifies what your students
know, that they don’t know, and what they are
ready to learn. In order to reach all students, you
need a system that supports them individually
but also allows you to create assignments that
align to your course goals. In a single platform,
ALEKS provides a balance of adaptive practice for
skill mastery and non-adaptive assignments for
application and assessment.
• Worked examples follow a proven step-by-step
strategy and solution.
• Problem statement is the reporting of the facts
needed to solve the problem based on the
question posed.
• Strategy is a carefully thought-out plan or method
to serve as an important function of learning.
• Solution is the process of solving a problem given
in a stepwise manner.
• Check enables the student to compare and verify
with the source information to make sure the
answer is reasonable.
• Practice Exercise provides the opportunity to
solve a similar problem in order to become
proficient in this problem type.
• Molecular art appears in various formats to
serve different needs. Molecular models help
to visualize the three-dimensional arrangement
of atoms in a molecule. Electrostatic potential
maps illustrate the electron density distribution
in molecules. Finally, there is the macroscopic
to microscopic art helping students understand
processes at the molecular level.
CONTENTS
1. Chemistry: The Study of Change
2. Atoms, Molecules, and Ions
3. Mass Relationships in Chemical Reactions
4. Reactions in Aqueous Solutions
5. Gasses
6. Thermochemistry
7. Quantum Theory and the Electronic Structure
of Atoms
8. Periodic Relationships Among the Elements
9. Chemical Bonding I: Basic Concepts
10. Chemical Bonding II: Molecular Geometry
and Hybridization of Atomic Orbitals
11. Intermolecular Forces and Liquids and Solids
12. Physical Properties of Solutions
13. Chemical Kinetics
14. Chemical Equilibrium
15. Acids and Bases
16. Acid-Base Equilibria and Solubility Equilibria
17. Entropy, Free Energy, and Equilibrium
18. Electrochemistry
19. Nuclear Chemistry
20. Chemistry in the Atmosphere
21. Metallurgy and the Chemistry of Metals
22. Nonmetallic Elements and Their Compounds
23. Transition Metals Chemistry and Coordination
Compounds
24. Organic Chemistry
25. Synthetic and Natural Organic Polymers
APPENDICES
1. Derivation of the Names of the Elements
2. Units for the Gas Constant
3. Thermodynamic Data at 1 atm and 25
degrees C
4. Mathematical Operations
Chemistry in Context
American Chemical Society
Edition: 10
CHEMISTRY
2021©
736 Pages
Print: 9781260570816
Connect: 9781260497052
OVERVIEW
Following in the tradition of the first nine editions,
the goal of this successful, issues-based textbook,
Chemistry in Context, is to establish chemical
principles on a need-to-know basis for non-science
majors, enabling them to learn chemistry in the
context of their own lives and significant issues
facing science and the world. The non-traditional
approach of Chemistry in Context reflects today’s
technological issues and the chemistry principles
within them. Global warming, alternate fuels,
nutrition, and genetic engineering are examples of
issues that are covered in Chemistry in Context.
FEATURES
• The 10th edition of Chemistry in Context
represents a significant update to the breadth
of digital assets. Each chapter now contains a
variety of new features such as videos, interactive
features, and PhET activities, each designed to
keep the reader engaged and assist with mastery
of content.
• Added more activities to the 10th edition. These
activities are woven throughout each chapter
that direct students to search the Internet to find
appropriate data or reports to draw their own
conclusions regarding current worldwide issues.
• The order of chapters has been altered to
improve the flow of contexts. In particular, the
water chemistry chapter has been moved up
in the sequence to immediately follow climate
change.
• All chapters have been revised to improve the
flow of topics while incorporating new scientific
developments, changes in policies, energy
trends, and current world events.
• Each chapter of the 10th edition of Chemistry in
Context now contains a variety of new features
such as videos, interactive figures, and PhET
activities, each designed to keep the reader
engaged and assist with mastery of content.
• All chapters have been revised to improve the
flow of topics while incorporating new scientific
developments, changes in policies, energy
trends, and current world events.
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 • Each chapter begins with a video that introduces Once mastery of the nature of atoms and electrons
the context, with a “Reflect” activity for students is achieved, the formation and properties of
to ponder before reading the chapter. This compounds are developed. Only after the
CHEMISTRY

is immediately followed by a new section study of matter and the atom will students have
“Compelling Questions,” which identifies the main sufficient background to fully engage in topics
questions that are addressed in the chapter. such as stoichiometry, kinetics, equilibrium, and
thermodynamics. The text is strengthened by its
CONTENTS offering in ALEKS, now featuring Custom Question
1. Portable Electronics: The Periodic Table in Authoring, Video Assignments, Virtual Labs, and
the Palm of Your Hand more!
2. The Air We Breathe
3. Radiation from the Sun FEATURES
4. Climate Change • Environmental Aspects: Given the current
5. Energy from Combustion climate of environmental awareness in both the
6. Energy from Alternative Sources classroom and the public in general, we have
7. Energy Storage added a new series of vignettes in the form of
8. Water Everywhere: A Most Precious Resource boxed features titled Environmental Aspects.
9. The World of Polymers and Plastics Each of the first twenty chapters of the text
contains one of these boxes, which provides
10. Brewing and Chewing
instructors an opportunity to include timely,
11. Nutrition
environmentally focused material within the
12. Health and Medicine
context of each chapter. To encourage student
13. Genes and Life
engagement with the Environmental Aspects
14. Who Killed Dr. Thompson? A Forensic
material, many of the boxes have accompanying
Mystery end-of-chapter problems associated with
APPENDICES them. These problems are designated with the
1. Measure for Measure - Conversion Factors Environmental Aspects icon.
and Constants • Profiles in Chemistry: Many important
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The new fifth edition of Chemistry: Atoms First by compliance.
Burdge and Overby builds further on the success
of the first four editions. The Atoms First approach CONTENTS
provides a consistent and logical method for 1. Chemistry: The Science of Change
teaching general chemistry. This approach starts 2. Atoms and the Periodic Table
with the fundamental building block of matter, 3. Quantum Theory and the Electronic Structure
the atom, and uses it as the stepping-stone to of Atoms
understanding more complex chemistry topics. 4. Periodic Trends of the Elements
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14. Chemical Kinetics can view over and over again. Thus, students can
15. Entropy and Gibbs Energy have an “office hour” moment at any time.
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Chemistry: The Molecular
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OVERVIEW Phase Changes
The tenth edition of Chemistry: The Molecular 13. The Properties of Mixtures: Solutions and
Nature of Matter and Change maintains its Colloids
standard-setting position among general 14. Periodic Patterns in the Main-Group Elements
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the needs of professor and student. The text still Properties of Carbon
contains the most accurate molecular illustrations, 16. Kinetics: Rates and Mechanisms of Chemical
consistent step-by-step worked problems, and an Reactions
extensive collection of end-of-chapter problems. 17. Equilibrium: The Extent of Chemical
And changes throughout this edition make the Reactions
text more readable and succinct, the artwork 18. Acid-Base Equilibria
more teachable and modern, and the design 19. Ionic Equilibria in Aqueous Systems
more focused and inviting.The three hallmarks 20. Thermodynamics: Entropy, Free Energy, and
Reaction Direction
that have made this text a market leader is now
21. Electrochemistry: Chemical Change and
demonstrated in its pages more clearly than ever.
Electrical Work
The text is strengthened by its offering in ALEKS,
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24. Nuclear Reactions and Their Applications

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 General, Organic, & 10. Nuclear Chemistry
Biological Chemistry 11. Introduction to Organic Molecules and
Janice Gorzynski Smith Functional Groups
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1,024 Pages
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15. The Three-Dimensional Shape of Molecules
16. Aldehydes and Ketones
17. Carboxylic Acids, Esters, and Amides
18. Amines and Neurotransmitters
OVERVIEW 19. Lipids
General Organic and Biological Chemistry 5e 20. Carbohydrates
relates the fundamental concepts of chemistry to 21. Amino Acids, Proteins, and Enzymes
the world around us and illustrates how chemistry 22. Nucleic Acids and Protein Synthesis
explains many aspects of everyday life. 23. Metabolism and Energy Production
This textbook is written for students who have an 24. Carbohydrate, Lipid, and Protein Metabolism
interest in nursing nutrition, environmental science, 25. Body Fluids (Online Chapter)
food science and a wide variety of other health-
related professions. The content of this book is General, Organic, and
designed for an introductory chemistry course Biochemistry
with no chemistry prerequisite and is suitable for Katherine J. Denniston,
either a two-semester sequence or a one-semester Joseph J. Topping,
Danae Quirk Dorr
course.
Edition: 11
2023©
FEATURES 944 Pages
• Chapter Review, which replaces Chapter Print: 9781265138462
Highlights at the end of each chapter, consists ALEKS: 9781264141616

of Key Terms that are defined in the Glossary,

Key Concepts, Key Equations, Key Reactions,
and Key Skills. The Key Concepts and Key Skills
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• Brief Study Tips have been added to the margins
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specific equation or drawing the products of an
organic reaction.
• Over 150 new problems have been added.
OVERVIEW
The eleventh edition of General, Organic, and
Biochemistry offers a problem-solving approach
and is designed to help undergraduate majors
in health-related fields understand key concepts
and appreciate significant connections among
chemistry, health, and the treatment of disease.
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4. Covalent Compounds
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7. Gasses, Liquids, and Solids
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CONTENTS
1. Chemistry: Methods and Measurement
2. The Structure of the Atom and the Periodic
Table
3. Structure and Properties of Ionic and
Covalent Compounds
4. Calculations and the Chemical Equation
5. States of Matter: Gasses, Liquids, and Solids
6. Solutions
7. Energy, Rate, and Equilibrium
8. Acids and Bases and Oxidation-Reduction
9. The Nucleus, Radioactivity, and Nuclear
Medicine
10. An Introduction to Organic Chemistry: The
Saturated Hydrocarbons
11. The Unsaturated Hydrocarbons: Alkenes,
Alkynes, and Aromatics
12. Alcohols, Phenols, Thiols, and Ethers
13. Aldehydes and Ketones
14. Carboxylic Acids and Carboxylic Acid
Derivatives
15. Amines and Amides16 Carbohydrates
17. Lipids and Their Functions in Biochemical
Systems
18. Protein Structure and Function
19. Enzymes
20. Introduction to Molecular Genetics
21. Carbohydrate Metabolism
22. Aerobic Respiration and Energy Production
23. Fatty Acid Metabolism
Introductory Chemistry:
An Atoms First Approach
Julia Burdge, Michelle Driessen
Edition: 3
2023©
624 Pages
Apr 2023
Print: 9781266137075
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OVERVIEW
Introductory Chemistry: An Atoms First Approach
by Julia Burdge and Michelle Driessen has been
developed and written using an atoms first
approach specific to introductory chemistry. It is a
carefully crafted text, designed and written with the
introductory chemistry student in mind.
The arrangement of topics facilitates the
conceptual development of chemistry for the
novice, rather than the historical development
that has been used traditionally. Its language and
style are student friendly and conversational,
and the importance and wonder of chemistry in
everyday life are emphasized at every opportunity.
The text is strengthened by its offering in ALEKS,
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FEATURES
• Introductory Chemistry: An Atoms First Approach
is now available exclusively in ALEKS®. ALEKS is
a course assistant that helps chemistry instructors
forge Constructive Learning Paths for their
students – blending personalized modules with
instructor-driven assignments to ensure every
student always has another block to build on their
knowledge base.
CONTENTS
1. Atoms and Elements
2. Electrons and the Periodic Table
3. Compounds and Chemical Bonds
4. How Chemists Use Numbers
5. The Mole and Chemical Formulas
6. Molecular Shape
7. Solids, Liquids, and Phase Changes
8. Gasses
9. Physical Properties of Solutions
10. Chemical Reactions and Chemical Equations
11. Using Balanced Chemical Equations
12. Acids and Bases
13. Equilibrium
14. Organic Chemistry
15. Biochemistry
16. Nuclear Chemistry
17. Electrochemistry
Organic Chemistry
Francis A. Carey,
Robert M. Giuliano
Edition: 12
2024©
1,248 Pages
Mar 2023
Print: 9781266159244
ALEKS: 9781266551932
OVERVIEW
Organic Chemistry has been designed to meet
the needs of the two-semester, undergraduate
organic chemistry course. This best-selling text
gives students a solid understanding of organic
chemistry by focusing on how fundamental
reaction mechanisms function and reactions occur.
The authors strive for students to have a deeper
understanding of the physical concepts that
underlie organic chemistry, and for them to have a
broader knowledge of the role of organic chemistry
in biological systems.
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 The text is strengthened by its offering in ALEKS,
now featuring Custom Question Authoring, Video
Assignments, Virtual Labs, and more!
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FEATURES
• Organic Chemistry is now available exclusively in
ALEKS®. ALEKS is a course assistant that helps
chemistry instructors forge Constructive Learning
Paths for their students – blending personalized
modules with instructor-driven assignments to
ensure every student always has another block to
build on their knowledge base.
• Art guidelines were strengthened to improve
accessibility by ensuring meaningful text and
images are distinguishable and perceivable by
users with limited color vision and moderately
low vision.
CONTENTS
1. Structure Determines Properties
2. Alkanes and Cycloalkanes: Introduction to
Hydrocarbons
3. Alkanes and Cycloalkanes: Conformations
and cis–trans Stereoisomers
4. Chirality
5. Alcohols and Alkyl Halides: Introduction to
Reaction Mechanisms
6. Nucleophilic Substitution
7. Structure and Preparation of Alkenes:
Elimination Reactions
8. Addition Reactions of Alkenes
9. Alkynes
10. Introduction to Free Radicals
11. Conjugation in Alkadienes and Allylic
Systems
12. Arenes and Aromaticity
13. Electrophilic and Nucleophilic Aromatic
Substitution
14. Spectroscopy
15. Organometallic Compounds
16. Alcohols, Diols, and Thiols
17. Ethers, Epoxides, and Sulfides
18. Aldehydes and Ketones: Nucleophilic
Addition to the Carbonyl Group
19. Carboxylic Acids
20. Carboxylic Acid Derivatives: Nucleophilic
Acyl Substitution
21. Enols and Enolates
22. Amines
23. Carbohydrates
24. Lipids
25. Amino Acids, Peptides, and Proteins
26. Nucleosides, Nucleotides, and Nucleic Acids
27. Synthetic Polymers
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Organic Chemistry
Janice Gorzynski Smith
Edition: 7
2024©
1,400 Pages
Mar 2023
Print: 9781266223938
ALEKS: 9781266670114
OVERVIEW
Organic Chemistry, Seventh Edition, continues
the successful student-oriented approach used in
prior editions. This text uses less prose and more
diagrams and bulleted summaries for today’s
students, who rely more heavily on visual imagery
to learn than ever before. Each topic is broken
down into small chunks of information that are
more manageable and easily learned.
Organic chemistry is a dynamic subject that is
continually refined as new facts are determined.
Each year, novel compounds are discovered, and
new drugs are marketed, and these compounds
replace older examples to illustrate particular
concepts. In this edition, for example, every effort
has been made to include content on COVID-19.
The text is strengthened by its offering in ALEKS,
now featuring Custom Question Authoring, Video
Assignments, Virtual Labs, and more!
FEATURES
• Problems: In response to reviewer feedback,
the level of difficulty in some Sample Problems
has been increased, so that students can more
readily tackle related, more challenging
end-of-chapter problems. There are now more
in-chapter problems, either new to this edition or
moved from the end-of-chapter material, to give
students more immediate practice on the topics
they have just learned. In all, this edition contains
more than 300 new problems.
• Multiple-Choice Self-Test: Each chapter now
contains a Multiple-Choice Self-Test following
the Chapter Review, which gives students added
practice on key principles prior to solving the
end-of-chapter problems. Answers to the self-test
are given at the end of each chapter.
• Chapters: Two new chapters are added to this
edition:
- Chapter 28 provides an in-depth discussion
of the structure and properties of the nucleic
acids DNA and RNA. Three key processes
are presented: replication—how DNA makes
copies of itself; transcription—how the genetic
information in DNA is passed onto RNA; and
translation—how t he coded genetic information
in RNA is used to synthesize proteins. The
chapter concludes with discussions of
manipulating DNA in the laboratory and how
viruses act.
- Chapter 30 focuses on the biochemical
reactions involved in metabolism. The
discussion centers on three components:
the breakdown of fats, the metabolism of the
carbohydrate glucose to the three-carbon unit
pyruvate by glycolysis, and the citric acid cycle,
a key cyclic metabolic pathway used for amino
acids, carbohydrates, and fats.
CONTENTS
1. Structure and Bonding
2. Acids and Bases
3. Introduction to Organic Molecules and
Functional Groups
4. Alkanes
5. Stereochemistry
6. Understanding Organic Reactions
7. Alkyl Halides and Nucleophilic Substitution
8. Alkyl Halides and Elimination Reactions
9. Alcohols, Ethers, and Related Compounds
10. Alkenes and Addition Reactions
11. Alkynes and Synthesis
12. Oxidation and Reduction
Spectroscopy A Mass Spectrometry
Spectroscopy B Infrared Spectroscopy
Spectroscopy C Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
Spectroscopy
13. Radical Reactions
14. Conjugation, Resonance, and Dienes
15. Benzene and Aromatic Compounds
16. Reactions of Aromatic Compounds
17. Introduction to Carbonyl Chemistry:
Organometallic Reagents; Oxidation and
Reduction
18. Aldehydes and Ketones—Nucleophilic
Addition
19. Carboxylic Acids and Nitriles
20. Carboxylic Acids and Their Derivatives-
Nucleophilic Acyl Substitution
21. Substitution Reactions of Carbonyl
Compounds at the α-Carbon
22. Carbonyl Condensation Reactions
23. Amines
24. Carbon-Carbon Bond-Forming Reactions in
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Organic Synthesis
25. Pericyclic Reactions
26. Carbohydrates
27. Amino Acids and Proteins
28. Nucleic Acids and Protein Synthesis
29. Lipids (Available Online)
30. Metabolism (Available Online)
31. Synthetic Polymers (Available Online)
Organic Chemistry with
Biological Topics
Janice Gorzynski Smith,
Heidi Vollmer-Snarr
Edition: 6
2021©
1,296 Pages
Print: 9781260575163
Connect: 9781260091434
OVERVIEW
Janice Smith’s Organic Chemistry with Biological
Topics continues to breathe new life into the
organic chemistry world. This new sixth edition
retains its popular delivery of organic chemistry
content in a student-friendly format. Janice Smith
continues to draw on her extensive teaching
background to deliver organic chemistry in a way
in which students learn; with limited use of text
paragraphs, and through concisely written bulleted
lists and highly detailed, well-labeled teaching
illustrations. Because of the close relationship
between chemistry and many biological
phenomena, Organic Chemistry with Biological
Topics presents an approach to traditional organic
chemistry that incorporates the discussion of
biological applications that are understood using
the fundamentals of organic chemistry.
FEATURES
• New Chapter 26 provides an in-depth discussion
of the structure and properties of the nucleic
acids DNA and RNA. Three key processes are
also presented: replication—how DNA makes
copies of itself; transcription—how the genetic
information in DNA is passed onto RNA; and
translation—how the coded genetic information in
RNA is used to synthesize proteins. The chapter
concludes with discussions of manipulating DNA
in the laboratory and how viruses act.
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 • New Chapter 27 focuses on the biochemical
reactions involved in metabolism. The discussion
centers on three components: the breakdown of
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fats, the metabolism of the carbohydrate glucose
to the three-carbon unit pyruvate by glycolysis,
and the citric acid cycle, a key cyclic metabolic
pathway used for amino acids, carbohydrates,
and fats.
• Spectroscopy: The revisions to the spectroscopy
coverage are designed to allow for more
flexibility, making these chapters more portable
to accommodate various lecture and lab
arrangements. Three new spectroscopy
chapters have been created for the sixth
edition: Spectroscopy A Mass Spectrometry;
Spectroscopy B Infrared Spectroscopy; and
Spectroscopy C Nuclear Magnetic Reso-nance
Spectroscopy.
• The end-of-chapter summary sections have been
expanded into parts: Key Concepts, Key Skills,
Key Reactions, and Key Mechanism Concepts,
with structures and examples to illustrate each
part, providing students with a broader and more
detailed overview of each chapter’s important
concepts and skills.
CONTENTS
1. Structure and Bonding
2. Acids and Bases
3. Introduction to Organic Molecules and
Functional Groups
4. Alkanes
5. Stereochemistry
6. Understanding Organic Reactions
7. Alkyl Halides and Nucleophilic Substitution
8. Alkyl Halides and Elimination Reactions
9. Alcohols, Ethers, and Related Compounds
10. Alkenes and Alkynes
11. Oxidation and Reduction
12. Conjugation, Resonance, and Dienes
Spectroscopy
A. Mass Spectrometry Spectroscopy
B. Infrared Spectroscopy Spectroscopy
C. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
Spectroscopy
13. Introduction to Carbonyl Chemistry;
Organometallic Reagents; Oxidation and
Reduction
14. Aldehydes and Ketones—Nucleophilic
Addition
15. Carboxylic Acids and Nitriles
16. Carboxylic Acids and Their Derivatives—
Nucleophilic Acyl Substitution
17. Substitution Reactions of Carbonyl
Compounds at the α Carbon
18. Condensation Reactions
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19. Benzene and Aromatic Compounds
20. Reactions of Aromatic Compounds
21. Radical Reactions
22. Amines
23. Amino Acids and Proteins
24. Carbohydrates
25. Lipids
26. Nucleic Acids and Protein Synthesis
27. Metabolism
28. Carbon—Carbon Bond-Forming Reactions in
Organic Synthesis (Available Online)
29. Pericyclic Reactions (Available Online)
30. Synthetic Polymers (Available Online)
Principles of General,
Organic, & Biological
Chemistry
Janice Gorzynski Smith
Edition: 3
2023©
736 Pages
Print: 9781265151201
ALEKS: 9781264452729
OVERVIEW
Principles of General, Organic, & Biological
Chemistry, 3e, is written for the 1-semester General,
Organic, and Biological Chemistry course, for
students pursuing careers in nursing, nutrition,
environmental science, food science, and a wide
variety of other health-related professions.
FEATURES
• ALEKS Topics are available to assign as
prerequisite assignments to boost student
confidence and help those lacking math skills.
• End-of-Chapter Questions aligned to the text for
homework, test, and quiz assignments.
• Connect Virtual Labs are available to be used as
pre-lab prep assignments, or lab replacement.
• Video Assignments break down key concepts
and show step-by-step solutions.
• The ALEKS Drawing Tool is an easy-to-learn tool
that mirrors the drawing action of pencil & paper
and supports Fischer and Haworth Projections.
CONTENTS
1. Matter and Measurement
2. Atoms and the Periodic Table
3. Ionic and Covalent Compounds
4. Energy and Matter
5. Chemical Reactions
6. Gasses
7. Solutions
8. Acids and Bases
9. Nuclear Chemistry
10. Introduction to Organic Molecules

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11. Unsaturated Hydrocarbons
12. Organic Compounds That Contain Oxygen,
Halogen, or Sulfur
13. Carboxylic Acids, Esters, Amines, and Amides
14. Carbohydrates
15. Lipids
16. Amino Acids, Proteins, and Enzymes
17. Nucleic Acids and Protein Synthesis
18. Energy and Metabolism

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 Section 3: Population Ecology
Environmental Science & Ecology 9. Population Distribution and Abundance
10. Population Dynamics
Ecology: Concepts and
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11. Population Growth

Applications
Anna A. Sher, Manuel C. Molles
Edition: 9
2022©
608 Pages
Print: 9781265286330
Connect: 9781264360703
OVERVIEW
Ecology: Concepts and Applications 9th edition by
Molles and Sher places great emphasis on helping
students grasp the main concepts of ecology
while keeping the presentation more applied
than theoretical. An evolutionary perspective
forms the foundation of the entire discussion. The
book begins with the natural history of the planet,
considers portions of the whole in the middle
chapters and ends with another perspective of
the entire planet in the concluding chapter. Its
unique organization of focusing only on several key
concepts in each chapter sets it apart from other
ecology texts.
FEATURES
• This edition increases the emphasis on the role
of evolution in ecological science. Increasingly,
evolutionary science informs and guides
ecological research, not just within the field of
evolutionary ecology. In response to reviewers’
comments on this point, we have added
examples and made additional connections
between ecology and evolution throughout the
text. We have also expanded chapter 4 to explain
the relationships between genetic diversity,
evolution, and ecological consequences,
including an expansion of the treatment of non-
Mendelian genetics.
CONTENTS
1. Introduction to Ecology: Historical
Foundations and Developing Frontiers
Section 1: Natural History and Evolution
2. Life on Land
3. Life in Water
4. Population Genetics and Natural Selection
Section 2: Adaptations to the Environment
5. Temperature Relations
6. Water Relations
7. Energy and Nutrient Relations
8. Social Relations
12. Life Histories
Section 4: Interactions
13. Competition
14. Exploitative Interactions: Predation,
Herbivory, Parasitism, and Disease
15. Mutualism
Section 5: Communities and Ecosystems
16. Species Abundance and Diversity
17. Species Interactions and Community
Structure
18. Primary Production and Energy Flow
19. Nutrient Cycling and Retention
20. Succession and Stability
Section 6: Large-Scale Ecology
21. Landscape Ecology
22. Geographic Ecology
33. Global Ecology
Appendix Statistical Tables
Environmental Science
Eldon Enger, Bradley F. Smith
Edition: 16
2022©
560 Pages
Print: 9781265324339
Connect: 9781265093587
OVERVIEW
Environmental Science: A Study of
Interrelationships is a full-color, introductory
environmental science text that is known for
being concise, conceptual, and value-priced.
The approach and reading level cover the basic
concepts without overloading students with too
much detail.
The authors reinforce the text’s central theme
of “interrelationships” by providing a historical
perspective, information on economic and political
realities, discuss the role of different social
experiences, and integrate this with the crucial
science to describe the natural world and how we
affect it.
FEATURES
• Issues & Analysis: This feature is at the end of
each chapter and presents real-world, current
issues and provides questions that prompt
students to think about the complex social,
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• What’s Your Take?: This feature is found in each
chapter and asks students to take a stand on
a particular issue and develop arguments. This
helps students develop and enhance their critical
thinking skills.
• Going Green boxes describe actions that are
having a positive environmental impact. Some of
these actions are taken by governments, some
are by corporations, and some are individual
efforts.
• Acting Green is an end-of-chapter feature that
asks students to consider making personal
changes that are relatively simple and will have a
positive environmental impact.
• Revised Art Program Over 120 illustrations,
graphs, and charts are new or revised to present
detailed information in a form that is easier to
comprehend than if that same material were
presented in text form.
CONTENTS
1. Environmental Interrelationships
2. Environmental Ethics
3. Risk, Economics, and Environmental
Concerns
4. Interrelated Scientific Principles: Matter,
Energy, and Environment
5. Interactions: Environments and Organisms
6. Kinds of Ecosystems and Communities
7. Populations: Characteristics and Issues
8. Energy and Civilization: Patterns of
Consumption
9. Non-renewable Energy Sources
10. Renewable Energy Sources
11. Biodiversity Issues
12. Land-Use Planning
13. Soil and Its Uses
14. Agricultural Methods and Pest Management
15. Water Management
16. Air Quality Issues
17. Climate Change: A Twenty-first Century Issue
18. Solid Waste Management and Disposal
19. Environmental Regulations: Hazardous
Substances and Wastes
20. Environmental Policy and Decision Making
Environmental Science: A
Global Concern
William P. Cunningham,
Mary Ann Cunningham
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & ECOLOGY
Edition: 16
2024©
640 Pages
Mar 2023
Print: 9781266197048
ALEKS: 9781266651465
OVERVIEW
Environmental Science: A Global Concern is a
comprehensive presentation of environmental
science for non-science majors which emphasizes
critical thinking, environmental responsibility, and
global awareness.
This book is intended for use in a one or two-
semester course in environmental science, human
ecology, or environmental studies at the college or
advanced placement high school level.
FEATURES
• This edition has thoroughly updated data,
figures, and tables. The previous edition had
over 28 new opening case studies and Exploring
Science or What Do You Think? readings, and the
current builds on these new readings with recent
developments and recent data.
• Updated benchmark data tables, which provide
reference values reflecting key ideas in chapters.
CONTENTS
1. Understanding Our Environment
2. Principles of Science and Systems
3. Matter, Energy, and Life
4. Evolution, Biological Communities, and
Species Interactions
5. Biomes: Global Patterns of Life
6. Population Biology
7. Human Populations
8. Environmental Health and Toxicology
9. Food and Hunger
10. Farming: Conventional and Sustainable
Practices
11. Biodiversity: Preserving Species
12. Biodiversity: Preserving Landscapes
13. Restoration Ecology
14. Geology and Earth Resources
15. Climate Systems and Climate Change
16. Air Pollution
17. Water Use and Management
18. Water Pollution
19. Conventional Energy
20. Sustainable Energy
21. Solid, Toxic, and Hazardous Waste
22. Urbanization and Sustainable Cities
23. Ecological Economics
24. Environmental Policy, Law, and Planning
25. What Then Shall We Do?
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 Mastering ArcGIS Pro Principles of
Maribeth H. Price Environmental Science
William P. Cunningham,
Edition: 2 Mary Ann Cunningham
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & ECOLOGY

2023©
448 Pages Edition: 10
Print: 9781265127718 2023©
Connect: 9781264523245 456 Pages
Print: 9781265125998
Connect: 9781266554988

OVERVIEW
Mastering ArcGIS Pro introduces the basic ideas
behind GIS, teaching the concepts and skills
needed to enter this rapidly evolving industry or
use GIS in your current discipline. Based on the
widely used ArcGIS software developed by
Esri, Inc., this text integrates learning fundamental
concepts with practicing software skills and is
suitable for classroom use or for professionals
studying independently.
FEATURES
• Concepts: provides basic background material
for understanding geographic concepts and how
they are specifically implemented within ArcGIS.
• Updated for use with version 2.8 of ArcGIS Pro
(from 2.3 in the first edition).
• Videos are embedded in the digital text as links
instead of large windows.
• Rewritten for ArcGIS Pro, the substantially
changed modern version of GIS that replaced
ArcMap.
• Chapters contains both concepts and skills:
Students learn fundamental concepts underlying
all GIS as well as the specifics of operating the
ArcGIS software.
• Revised learning objectives written to be
measurable and follow Bloom’s taxonomy of
learning.
CONTENTS
1. What Is GIS?
2. Mapping GIS Data
3. Presenting GIS Data
4. Coordinate Systems
5. Managing Vector Data
6. Managing Raster Data
7. Attribute Data
8. Editing
9. Queries
10. Joins and Overlay
11. Raster Analysis
12. Sharing GIS
OVERVIEW
Principles of Environmental Science: Inquiry and
Applications is perfect for the one-semester,
non-majors environmental science course. True to
its title, the goal of this concise text is to provide an
up-to-date, introductory view of essential themes in
environmental science along with offering students
numerous opportunities to practice scientific
thinking and active learning.
FEATURES
• Learning Objectives have been added to every
A head to help students focus on the most
important topics in each major section.
• Up-to-date Concepts and Data: Throughout
the text we introduce emerging ideas and
issues such as ecosystem services, cooperative
ecological relationships, epigenetics, and the
economics of air pollution control, in addition to
basic principles such as population biology, the
nature of systems, and climate processes.
• A Global Perspective: Environmental science is a
globally interconnected discipline. Case studies,
data, and examples from around the world give
opportunities to examine international questions.
CONTENTS
1. Understanding Our Environment
2. Environmental Systems: Matter, Energy, and
Life
3. Evolution, Species Interactions, and
Biological Communities
4. Human Populations
5. Biomes and Biodiversity
6. Environmental Conservation: Forests,
Grasslands, Parks, and Nature Preserves
7. Food and Agriculture Environmental Health
and Toxicology
8. Climate
9. Air Pollution
10. Water: Resources and Pollution
11. Environmental Geology and Earth Resources
12. Energy
13. Solid and Hazardous Waste
14. Economics and Urbanization
15. Environmental Policy and Sustainability

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 The Good Earth: 11. Streams and Floods
Introduction to Earth 12. Groundwater and Wetlands
Science 13. Oceans and Coastlines

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & ECOLOGY

David A McConnell, David Steer, 14. The Atmosphere
Katharine Owens,
Catherine Knight 15. Weather Systems
16. Earth’s Climate System
Edition: 5
2021© 17. Global Change
560 Pages
Print: 9781260570632 APPENDICES
Connect: 9781260466294
A. Conversion Factors
B. The Periodic Table of Elements
C. Answers to Selected Checkpoint Questions
OVERVIEW
The Good Earth is the product of collaboration
between the content rigor provided by Earth
Science specialists and the results of research
on learning. The Good Earth has been explicitly
designed to be compatible with active learning
teaching strategies in the college classroom.
The structural elements of this text will allow the
instructor to incorporate these student-centered
teaching methods into their Earth Science course.
The authors have tested the book’s content and
pedagogy in large Earth Science classes for
non-majors that are populated with mostly
freshmen. Their experiences show that the
materials and methods in The Good Earth
can improve students’ learning, increase daily
attendance, reduce attrition, and increase students’
enthusiasm in comparison with classes taught
following a traditional lecture format.

FEATURES
• The Good Earth is designed to be compatible
with inquiry-based, active learning in the college
classroom. It emphasizes “active learning” by
providing ample opportunities for
self-assessment throughout the text and in the
accompanying instructor’s manual.
• Images and figures were replaced throughout the
text to better illustrate key concepts.
• Geologist’s View – Numerous landscape
photos have accompanying diagrams that
clarify the structure and shapes that may not be
recognizable to inexperienced readers.

CONTENTS
1. Introduction to Earth Science
2. Earth in Science
3. Near-Earth Objects
4. Plate Tectonics
5. Earthquakes
6. Volcanoes and Mountains
7. Rocks and Minerals
8. Geologic Time
9. Weathering and Soils
10. Landslides and Slope Failure

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 13. Streams and Flooding
Geography 14. Glaciers and Glacial Landforms
15. Coasts and Changing Sea Levels
Exploring Physical
GEOGRAPHY

16. Soils
Geography
17. Ecosystems and Biogeochemical Cycles
Stephen Reynolds,
Robert V. Rohli, Julia Johnson, 18. Biomes
Peter Waylen,
Mark Andrew Francek
Human Geography
Edition: 3
2021© Mark Bjelland,
736 Pages Daniel R. Montello,
Print: 9781260571073 Jerome D Fellmann,
Connect: 9781260472509 Arthur Getis, Judith Getis

OVERVIEW
Exploring Physical Geography promotes inquiry
and science as an active process. It encourages
student curiosity and aims to activate existing
student knowledge by posing the title of every
two-page spread and every subsection as a
question.
FEATURES
• This textbook contains more than 2,600 figures,
which is two to three times the number in most
introductory geography textbooks. One reason
for this is that the book is designed to provide a
concrete example of each process, environment,
or landscape feature being illustrated.
• This edition contains 250 new and revised
illustrations. Figures from the previous edition
were replaced with new versions to update
information, to improve student understanding
of certain complex topics, and for improved
appearance.
• Entirely new one- and two-page spreads in an
Appendix designed to improve the quantitative
skills of students.
• This text employs a Learning-Cycle Approach
where student exploration precedes the
introduction of geographic terms and the
application of knowledge to a new situation.
CONTENTS
1. The Nature of Physical Geography
2. Atmospheric Energy and Matter
3. Atmospheric Motion
4. Atmospheric Moisture
5. Weather Systems and Severe Weather
6. Atmosphere - Ocean - Cryosphere
Interactions
7. World Climates
8. Water Resources
9. Understanding Landscapes
10. Plate Tectonics and Regional Features
11. Volcanoes, Deformation, and Earthquakes
12. Weathering and Mass Wasting
Edition: 13
2020©
528 Pages
Print: 9781260566055
Connect: 9781260430479
OVERVIEW
This thirteenth edition of Human Geography retains
the organization and structure of its earlier versions.
Like them it seeks to introduce its users to the scope
and excitement of geography and its relevance to
their daily lives and roles as informed citizens.
We recognize that for any student, human
geography may be their first or only work in
geography and this their first or only textbook in
the discipline. For these students particularly we
seek to convey the richness and breadth of human
geography and to give insight into the nature and
intellectual challenges of the field of geography
itself.
FEATURES
• In addition to the specific content changes, to
ensure content is up to date and current, almost
90 images have been updated and replaced with
newer images. The Section headings are now
identified with a section number, that correlates
to the Key Concepts highlighted on the chapter
opener which will tie to the SmartBook and
LearnSmart probes. The new edition will also
feature a light design refresh with an updated
chapter opener, feature box layout, and a refresh
of the color palette for accessibility compliance.
• New Maps- Many existing maps have been
updated for the thirteenth edition of Human
Geography.
CONTENTS
1. Introduction: Some Background Basics
Part 1: Themes and Fundamentals of Human
Geography
2. Roots and Meaning of Culture
3. Spatial Interaction and Spatial Behavior
4. Population: World Patterns, Regional Trends

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Part 2: Patterns of Diversity and Unity FEATURES
5. Language and Religion: Mosaics of Culture • Boxes and topical discussions have been revised
6. Ethnic Geography: Threads of Diversity with new content and recent events.

GEOGRAPHY
7. Cultural Identities and Cultural Landscapes: • Tables and figures have been reviewed and
Diversity and Uniformity updated for accuracy and currency.
Part 3: Dynamic Patterns of the Space Economy
8. Economic Geography: Primary Activities • Chapters are self-contained and don’t need to
9. Economic Geography: Manufacturing and be assigned in sequential order, which suits the
emphasis and order preferred by the instructor.
Services
10. Economic Development and Change • Interactive base maps appear in the website,
Part 4: Landscapes of Functional Organization showing the political boundaries of Europe, North
11. Urban Systems and Urban Structures and South America, Africa, and the Caribbean.
12. The Political Ordering of Space Students can choose drag and drop exercises to
Part 5: Human Actions and Environmental test their knowledge of regions, states and key
Impacts cities.
13. Human Impacts on Natural Systems
CONTENTS
1. Introduction
Introduction to Geography
2. Techniques of Geographic Analysis
Mark Bjelland, David H. Kaplan,
Jon Malinowski 3. Physical Geography — Landforms
4. Physical Geography — Weather and Climate
Edition: 16
2022© 5. Population Geography
496 Pages 6. Cultural Geography
Print: 9781260598216
Connect: 9781260430356 7. Human Interaction
8. Political Geography
9. Economic Geography — Agriculture and
Primary Activities
10. Economic Geography — Manufacturing and
Services
OVERVIEW
11. An Urban World
Getis Introduction to Geography is written to
clearly and concisely convey the nature of the 12. The Geography of Natural Resources
field of geography, its intellectual challenges, and 13. Human Impact on the Environment
the logical interconnections of its parts. Even if
students take no further work in geography, they
will have come into contact with the richness and
breadth of Geography and have new insights and
understandings for their present and future roles as
informed adults. This new edition provides students
content and scope of the subfields of geography,
emphasizes its unifying themes, and provides the
foundation for further work in their areas of interest.
A useful textbook must be flexible enough in its
organization to permit an instructor to adapt it
to the time and subject matter constraints of a
particular course. Although Getis Introduction to
Geography is designed with a one-quarter or one-
semester course in mind, this text may be used in a
full-year introduction to geography when employed
as a point of departure for special topics and
amplifications introduced by the instructor or when
supplemented by additional readings and class
projects.

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 Environmental Geology
Geology Jim Reichard

Edition: 5
GEOLOGY

Environmental Geology 2024©

Carla W. Montgomery, 624 Pages
Gina Seegers-Szablewski Mar 2023
Print: 9781266132261
Edition: 12 Connect: 9781266640131
2024©
608 Pages
May 2023
Print: 9781266113710
Connect: 9781266713286

OVERVIEW
Environmental Geology presents the student with
a broad overview of environmental geology. The
text looks both at how the earth developed into
its present condition and where matters seem
to be moving for the future. It is hoped that this
knowledge will provide the student with a useful
foundation for discussing and evaluating specific
environmental issues, as well as for developing
ideas about how the problems should be solved.
FEATURES
New Author Gina Szablewski! This edition contains
more of the active voice, with the intention that
students understand that there are real people
behind all the data and actions contained
in the book. The language used is also less
formal, attempting to make science a bit more
approachable.
CONTENTS
1. Planet and Population
2. Rocks and Minerals
3. Plate Tectonics
4. Earthquakes
5. Volcanoes
6. Streams and Flooding
7. Coastal Zones and Processes
8. Mass Movements
9. Ice and Glaciers, Wind and Deserts
10. Climate—Past, Present, and Future
11. Groundwater and Water Resources
12. Weathering, Erosion, and Soil Resources
13. Mineral and Rock Resources
14. Energy Resources—Fossil Fuels
15. Energy Resources—Alternative Sources
16. Waste Disposal
17. Water Pollution
18. Air Pollution
19. Environmental Law and Policy
20. Land-Use Planning and Engineering Geology
APPENDICES
A. Geologic Time, Geologic Process Rates
B. Mineral and Rock Identification
C. Units of Measurement—Conversions
OVERVIEW
Environmental Geology, 5e focuses on the
fascinating interaction between humans and
the geologic processes that shape the Earth’s
environment. This text emphasizes how human
survival is highly dependent on the natural
environment and students should find the topics to
be quite relevant to their own lives and, therefore,
more interesting.
FEATURES
• New case studies have been added, bringing the
total to 24. Instructors commonly have students
use case studies to explore chapter concepts in
more detail.
• The chapter narratives have been thoroughly
revised to include recent geologic events and
scientific advances.
CONTENTS
Part 1: Fundamentals of Environmental Geology
1. Humans and the Geologic Environment
2. Earth from a Larger Perspective
3. Earth Materials
4. Earth’s Structure and Plate Tectonics
Part 2: Hazardous Earth Processes
5. Earthquakes and Related Hazards
6. Volcanoes and Related Hazards
7. Mass Wasting and Related Hazards
8. Streams and Flooding
9. Coastal Hazards
Part 3: Earth Resources
10. Soil Resources
11. Water Resources
12. Mineral and Rock Resources
13. Conventional Fossil Fuel Resources
14. Alternative Energy Resources
Part 4: The Health of Our Environment
15. Pollution and Waste Disposal
16. Global Climate Change
Appendix A: Units and Conversions

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 Exploring Earth Science
Stephen Reynolds,
Julia Johnson
Edition: 3
2023©
736 Pages
Print: 9781265120085
Connect: 9781264561070
OVERVIEW
Exploring Earth Science, Third Edition, by Stephen
Reynolds and Julia Johnson, is an innovative
textbook intended for an introductory college
geology course, such as earth science. This
ground-breaking, visually spectacular book was
designed following cognitive and educational
research on how students think, learn, and study.
FEATURES
• Two-Page Spreads: Most of the book consists of
two-page spreads, each of which is about one
or more closely related topics. Each chapter has
four main types of two page spreads: opening,
topical, connections, and investigation.
• This text uses updated figures and illustrations as
the focus for understanding geologic processes.
• The text contains more than 2,500 figures, which
is two to three times the number in most earth
science textbooks.
• Chapter Opening two page spreads are generally
organized around one large, central figure, such
as a map, satellite image, or conceptual diagram.
Most involve a specific geographic locality to
immediately convey that the information in the
chapter applies to real world settings.
• Each chapter ends with an “Investigation” two-
page spread. In these exercises, readers must
apply knowledge, skills, and approaches learned
in the chapter.
CONTENTS
1. The Nature of Earth Science
2. Minerals and Mineral Resources
3. Earth Materials
4. Earth History
5. Plate Tectonics
6. Volcanism and Other Igneous Processes
7. Deformation and Earthquakes
8. Mountains, Basins, And Continental Margins
9. Sculpting Landscapes
10. Soil and Unstable Slopes
11. Glaciers, Coasts, And Changing Sea Levels
12. Streams, Lakes, And Groundwater
13. Atmospheric Energy and Matter
14. Atmospheric Motion
15. Atmospheric Moisture
16. Weather and Storms
GEOLOGY
17. Oceans and Their Interactions with Other
Earth Systems
18. Climates Around the World
19. Our Solar System
20. Our Universe
Exploring Geology
Stephen Reynolds,
Julia Johnson, Paul Morin,
Chuck Carter
Edition: 6
2022©
704 Pages
Print: 9781265316228
Connect: 9781264887712
OVERVIEW
Exploring Geology by Reynolds/Johnson is an
innovative textbook intended for an introductory
college geology course, such as Physical Geology.
This ground-breaking, visually spectacular book
was designed from cognitive and educational
research on how students think, learn, and study.
FEATURES
• This text uses figures and illustrations as the
focus for understanding geologic processes.
The 2-page spreads feature numerous photos
and diagrams. A typical text is written to explain
geologic processes through facts and theory.
The Reynolds team developed their content
based on “what students need to know” (learning
objectives) and then created the necessary
visuals and wrote the presentation around the
visuals.
• The text has been designed to encourage inquiry
and provide readers with tools to think critically
about geologic problems. Questions in the title,
opening paragraph and topic headings are
intended to get readers to think about the topic
and become interested and motivated to explore
the two-page spread for answers. The authors
also use a learning- cycle approach in presenting
topics. This approach includes three
phases – exploration, introduction of terms and
concepts, and connection.
CONTENTS
1. The Nature of Geology
2. Investigating Geologic Questions
3. Plate Tectonics
4. Earth Materials
5. Igneous Environments
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 6. Volcanoes and Volcanic Hazards FEATURES
7. Sedimentary Environments and Rocks • New pedagogical features include revised/new
8. Deformation and Metamorphism figures and photographs that provide improved
GEOLOGY

9. Geologic Time graphic illustration of ideas and issues. Data

10. The Seafloor and Continental Margins
11. Mountains, Basins, and Continents
12. Earthquakes and Earth’s Interior
13. Climate, Weather, and Their Influences on
Geology
14. Glaciers, Shorelines, and Changing Sea
Levels
15. Weathering, Soil, and Unstable Slopes
16. Streams and Flooding
17. Water Resources
18. Energy and Mineral Resources
19. Geology of the Solar System
Investigating
Oceanography
Keith A. Sverdrup,
Raphael M. Kudela
Edition: 4
2024©
544 Pages
Apr 2023
Print: 9781266170829
Connect: 9781266624254
OVERVIEW
Investigating Oceanography is an introductory
oceanography text intended to teach students the
tremendous influence oceans have on our lives.
They are encouraged to look at oceanography
as a cohesive and united discipline rather than a
collection of subjects gathered under a marine
umbrella. Investigating Oceanography teaches
students about the historical, geological, physical,
chemical and biological characteristics of the ocean
environment using remarkable images and photos.
The authors have incorporated essays written by
several scientists discussing topics in their fields
of specialization. In addition to understanding
processes and principles, the authors believe
students must have a basic command of the
language of marine science in order to understand
the constant barrage of information concerning our
planet and marine issues. By the end of this course,
the authors want students to be prepared for future
environmental discussions and the ability to make
decisions as informed global citizens.
and concepts are updated throughout the
text, including the addition of critical terms to
the glossary and a review of the appendices.
This edition is closely tied to online resources
in Connect, which support studying and
learning for students as well as teaching and
grading for instructors. Resources on Connect
include figures, animations, movie clips, data
analysis exercises, online quizzes, and course
management software.
• The replacement of many old figures and images
and the addition of new ones to better illustrate
concepts in the text.
• Good balance of concepts and quantitative
material in the book.
CONTENTS
PROLOGUE: The History of Oceanography
1. The Water Planet
2. Earth Structure and Plate Tectonics
3. The Seafloor and Its Sediments
4. The Physical Properties of Water
5. Seawater
6. The Atmosphere and the Oceans
7. Ocean Structure and Circulation
8. The Waves
9. The Tides
10. Coasts, Beaches, and Estuaries
11. The Living Ocean
12. The Plankton, Energy, and Food Webs
13. The Nekton: Swimmers of the Sea
14. The Benthos: Living on the Seafloor
15. Environmental Issues
16. The Oceans and Climate Disruption
Natural Disasters
Patrick Leon Abbott
Edition: 12
2023©
576 Pages
Print: 9781265125554
Connect: 9781266592003

OVERVIEW
Natural Disasters 12th edition focuses on explaining
how the normal processes of Earth concentrate
their energies and deal heavy blows to humans and
their structures. Students have a natural curiosity
about natural disasters and why they occur.

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This text explains why natural disasters occur contemplating a career in geology, will appreciate
by interweaving the themes of Energy sources, the accessible writing style and depth of coverage in
Plate tectonics, Climate change, Earth Processes, Physical Geology.
Geologic time, the complexities of multiple variables

GEOLOGY
operating simultaneously throughout the text. FEATURES
• Superior Photo and Art Programs: Geology is
FEATURES a visually oriented science, and one of the best
• The text aims to explain important principles ways to learn it is by studying illustrations and
about the Earth and then develop further photographs. The outstanding photo and art
understanding through numerous case studies. programs in this text feature accuracy in scale,
• Comprehensiveness: The text covers the most realism, and aesthetic appeal that provides
significant natural hazards, from geologic to students with the best visual learning tools
oceanographic to atmospheric to astronomic to available in the market.
demographic, and their associated phenomena. • Learning Objectives: Each chapter begins with
• End-of-Chapter Learning Aids: Learning aids at a bulleted list of learning objectives to help
the conclusion of every chapter include Terms to students focus on what they should know and
Remember, Questions for Review and Questions understand after reading the chapter.
for Further Thought. • Environmental Geology Boxes: Discuss topics
that relate the chapter material to environmental
CONTENTS issues, including impact on humans.-In Greater
Prologue: Energy Flows Depth Boxes: Discuss phenomena that are not
1. Natural Disasters and the Human Population necessarily covered in a geology course.
2. Internal Energy and Plate Tectonics
3. Earthquake Geology and Seismology • Earth Systems Boxes: Highlight the
4. Plate Tectonics and Earthquakes interrelationships between the geosphere, the
5. Earthquakes throughout the United States atmosphere, and other Earth systems.
and Canada • Planetary Geology Boxes: Compare features
6. Volcanic Eruptions: Plate Tectonics and elsewhere in the solar system to their Earthly
Magmas counterparts.
7. Volcano Case Histories: Killer Events
• A Geologist’s View: Photos accompanied by an
8. Tsunami versus Wind-Caused Waves
illustration depicting how a geologist would view
9. External Energy Fuels Weather and Climate
10. Tornadoes, Lightning, Heat, and Cold the scene are featured in the text.
11. Hurricanes
12. Climate Change CONTENTS
13. Floods 1. Introducing Geology, the Essentials of Plate
14. Wildfire Tectonics, and Other Important Concepts
15. Mass Movements 2. Atoms, Elements and Minerals
16. Coastal Processes and Hazards 3. Igneous Rocks, the Origin and Evolution of
17. Impacts with Space Objects Magma, and Intrusive Activity
4. Volcanism and Extrusive Rocks
18. The Great Dyings
5. Weathering and Soil
6. Sediment and Sedimentary Rocks
Physical Geology 7. Metamorphism and Metamorphic Rocks
Charles (Carlos) C. Plummer, 8. Time and Geology
Diane Carlson, Lisa Hammersley 9. Mass Wasting
10. Streams and Floods
Edition: 17
2022© 11. Groundwater
672 Pages 12. Glaciers and Glaciation
Print: 9781265335328 13. Deserts and Wind Action
Connect: 9781266070945
14. Waves, Beaches, and Coasts
15. Geologic Structures
16. Earthquakes
17. Earth’s Interior and Geophysical Properties
18. The Sea Floor
19. Plate Tectonics—The Unifying Theory
OVERVIEW 20. Mountain Belts and the Continental Crust
Physical Geology is a classic introductory text that 21. Global Climate Change
has helped countless students learn basic physical 22. Resources
geology concepts for over 25 years. 23. The Earth’s Companions
Students taking introductory physical geology
to fulfill a science elective, as well as those

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 10. Graphs
Higher Mathematics 11. Trees
12. Boolean Algebra
Discrete Mathematics and
HIGHER MATHEMATICS

13. Modeling Computation

Its Applications
Kenneth H Rosen

Edition: 8
2019©
1,120 Pages
Print: 9781260091991
Connect: 9781259731259

OVERVIEW
Rosen’s Discrete Mathematics and its Applications
presents a precise, relevant, comprehensive
approach to mathematical concepts. This
world-renowned best-selling text was written to
accommodate the needs across a variety of majors
and departments, including mathematics, computer
science, and engineering.
As the market leader, the book is highly flexible,
comprehensive and a proven pedagogical teaching
tool for instructors. Digital is becoming increasingly
important and gaining popularity, crowning
Connect as the digital leader for this discipline.

FEATURES
• Exposition has been improved throughout the
book with a focus on providing more clarity to
help students read and comprehend concepts.
• New Examples have been added, often to meet
needs identified by reviewers or to illustrate new
material. Many of these examples are found in
the text, but others are available only on the
companion website.
• Several hundred new exercises, both routine
and challenging, have been addressing needs
identified by instructors or cover new material,
while others strengthen and broaden existing
exercise sets.

CONTENTS
1. The Foundations: Logic and Proofs
2. Basic Structures: Sets, Functions, Sequences,
Sums, Matrices
3. Algorithms
4. Number Theory and Cryptography
5. Induction and Recursion
6. Counting
7. Discrete Probability
8. Advanced Counting Techniques
9. Relations

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 CONTENTS
Liberal Arts Math/Quantitative Reasoning 1. Problem Solving
2. Sets
Math in Our World

LIBERAL ARTS MATH / QUANTITATIVE REASONING

3. Logic
David Sobecki
4. Numeration Systems
Edition: 5 5. The Real Number System
2023©
912 Pages 6. Topics in Algebra
Print: 9781265145279 7. Consumer Mathematics
ALEKS: 9781266581182
8. Measurement
9. Geometry
10. Probability and Counting Techniques
11. Statistics
12. Voting Methods
13. Graph Theory
OVERVIEW 14. Available online: Other Mathematical Systems
The author team of Dave Sobecki and Allan
15. Summary
Bluman created an engaging text and digital
program aimed at meeting the needs of today’s APPENDICES
liberal arts math students resulting in the third A. Area Under the Standard Normal Distribution
edition of Math in Our World. This revision focused B. Available Online — Using the TI-84 Plus
on further development of critical thinking skills Graphing Calculator
through several hundred revised exercises and
examples still presented within the hallmark style of
the Math in Our World program. Carefully chosen Math in Our World: A
Quantitative Reasoning
questions help students to form a connection
Approach
between relevant examples and the mathematical
David Sobecki, Brian Mercer
concepts of the chapter. Using the engaging writing
style characteristic of the text the authors support Edition: 2
concepts through abundant examples, helpful 2021©
912 Pages
practice problems and rich exercise sets. Print: 9781260575187
Connect: 9781264068104
The author team was also deeply engaged in
the development of the Connect and LearnSmart
online content to help ensure a consistent
experience for students regardless of medium. The
result is an exceptionally engaging program that OVERVIEW
is able to both effectively and creatively convey This text exercises students’ brains by challenging
the fundamental concepts of a liberal arts math them to LEARN, not memorize formulas or mimic
curriculum to even the most hesitant student. procedures. Students will practice reasoning skills
and study situations where mathematical thinking
FEATURES can help them be smarter and more successful,
• The fifth edition of this text received an extensive both as students and as citizens of society. This
and thorough audit to ensure that the examples, text consists of a series of activities encouraging
applications, and topics referenced throughout students to take responsibility for their learning,
support a welcoming and sensitive experience with strategically placed solved examples and
for all learners and uphold McGraw Hill’s support to guide them through concepts they may
commitment to equity, inclusion, and diversity. have a hard time discovering on their own.
• Exercises and videos throughout this text are
available online in ALEKS Homework, Test, and FEATURES
Quiz assignments. With flexibility to create video • The Portfolio section of each lesson has been
only assignments or include videos mixed with expanded to include answers to questions found
textbook exercises and questions you author, you in the Prep Skills portion.
can ensure that students’ work in ALEKS supports • To provide students additional support with
and aligns with your course. learning concepts, a solution video is now
available for every exercise found in the text.

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 • Strategically placed solved examples have been
added throughout the lessons. The authors
felt adding these solved examples would be
LIBERAL ARTS MATH / QUANTITATIVE REASONING
beneficial to help speed up class time and help
with concepts that students might have a hard
time discovering on their own.
• New units on Voting Methods, Graph Theory, and
Numeration Systems have been added to the
second edition.
• The math modeling unit has been expanded to
include more algebraic coverage.
CONTENTS
Unit 1: Everyone Has Problems
1-1. Be Reasonable (Inductive and Deductive
Reasoning)
1-2. More or Less (Estimation and Interpreting
Graphs)
1-3. You Got a Problem? (Problem-Solving
Strategies)
Unit 2: Managing Your Money
2-1. Giving 110 Percent (Review of Percents)
2-2. Building It Is the Easy Part . . . (Budgeting)
2-3. A Topic of Interest (Simple Interest)
2-4. Like a Snowball Rolling Downhill (Compound
Interest)
2-5. Buying Stuff Without Money (Installment
Buying)
2-6. Investing in Yourself (Education and Home
Loans)
2-7. A Walk on Wall Street (Stocks and Bonds)
2-8. A Taxing Situation (Income Taxes)
Unit 3: Place Your Bets
3-1. So You’re Saying There’s a Chance . . . (Basic
Probability)
3-2. Make It Count (Sample Spaces and Counting
Techniques)
3-3. Combining Forces (Combinatorics)
3-4. Too Good to Be True? (Probability Using
Counting Techniques)
3-5. Odds and Ends (Odds and Expected Value)
3-6. An Exclusive Club (Addition Rules for
Probability)
3-7. Independence Day (Multiplication Rules and
Conditional Probability)
3-8. Either/Or (Binomial Probabilities)
Unit 4: Statistically Speaking
4-1. Crunching the Numbers (Gathering and
Organizing Data)
4-2. Picture This (Representing Data Graphically)
4-3. An Average Joe (Measures of Average)
4-4. Your Results May Vary (Measures of Variation)
4-5. Where Do You Rank? (Measures of Position in
a Data Set)
4-6. Just a Normal Day (Normal Distributions
and Z Scores)
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4-7. The Way the Cookie Crumbles (Applications
of the Normal Distribution)
4-8. Making Connections (Correlation and
Regression Analysis)
4-9. Trust No One (Misuses of Statistics)
Unit 5: Building Models
5-1. Keeping Things in Proportion (Ratios and
Proportions)
5-2. Making Some Extra Cash (The Basics of
Graphing Functions)
5-3. A Slippery Slope (Modeling with Linear
Functions)
5-4. Ahead of the Curve (Modeling with Quadratic
Functions)
5-5. Progressing Regressively (Linear and
Quadratic Regression)
5-6. Phone a Friend (Modeling with Exponential
and Log Functions)
Unit 6: The Joy of Sets
6-1. Setting Up (The Basics of Working with Sets)
6-2. Busy Intersections, More Perfect Unions
(Operations on Sets)
6-3. Worlds Collide (Studying Sets with Two-Circle
Venn Diagrams)
6-4. A Dollar for Your Thoughts (Using Sets to
Solve Problems)
Unit 7: Uncommon Sense
7-1. Opening Statements (Statements and
Quantifiers)
7-2. Finding the Truth (Truth Tables)
7-3. To Be and Not to Be (Types of Statements in
Logic)
7-4. Being Argumentative (Evaluating Logical
Arguments)
Unit 8: How Do You Measure Up?
8-1. Going to Great Lengths (Unit Conversion,
Length, and the Metric System)
8-2. New Dimensions (Measuring Area, Volume,
and Capacity)
8-3. Weighty Matters (Units of Weight and
Temperature)
8-4. Stocking the Shelves (Evaluating Efficiency in
Packaging)
Unit 9: Up for a Vote (Available Online)
9-1. State Your Preference (Preference Tables and
Plurality Voting)
9-2. We’re Number One! (Borda Count and
Plurality with Elimination)
9-3. It’s So Unfair! (Pairwise Comparison and
Approval Voting)
L9-4.Portion Control (Apportionment)
Unit 10: Warning: Graphic Content (Available
Online)
10-1. Color Your World (Basic Concepts of Graph
Theory)
10-2. Efficiency Experts (Euler’s Theorem)
10-3. Who Wants to Be a Zillionaire? (Hamilton Unit 3: Thinking Linearly
Paths and Circuits) 3-1. 88 Miles Per Hour! (Slope as a Rate of
10-4. Tree Hugging (Trees) Change)

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Unit 11: Discovering New Numbers (Available 3-2. A Snow Job (Writing, Interpreting, and
Online) Evaluating Algebraic Expressions)
11-1. History Lessons (Early and Modern 3-3. All Things Being Equal (Solving Equations)
Numeration Systems) 3-4. All Quantities Are Not Created Equal (Solving
11-2. Off Base (Base Number Systems) Inequalities)
11-3. Working Out (Operations in Base Number 3-5. What’s Your Problem? (Solving Problems
Systems) Numerically and Algebraically)
3-6. Big Mac Exchange Rates (Direct Variation and
Pathways to Math Literacy Proportions)
David Sobecki, Brian A. Mercer 3-7. Big Mac Exchange Rates (Direct Variation and
Proportions)
Edition: 3
2024© 3-8. Party Planning (Point-Slope Form and Linear
656 Pages Modeling)
Nov 2023
Print: 9781265138684 3-9. The Great Tech Battle (Linear Relationships
Connect: 9781266574344 and Lines of Best Fit)
3-10. All Systems Go (Solving Problems with
Systems of Equations)
Unit 4: Living in a Nonlinear World
4-1. Oh Yeah? Prove It (Inductive and Deductive
Reasoning)
CONTENTS 4-2. A Road Map to Success (The Pythagorean
Unit 1: Organizing and Visualizing Numeric Data
Theorem and Distance)
1-1. Where Does the Time Go? (Percentages, Pie
4-3. The Error of Your Ways (Polling and Margin
Charts, and Bar Graphs)
of Error)
1-2. Do You Have Anything To Add? (Using
4-4. Where’s My Jetpack? (Inverse vs.
Addition and Subtraction Skills)
Direct Variation)
1-3. It’s About Accumulation (Using Multiplication
4-5. Sit Back and Watch Your Money Grow
and Division Skills)
(Exponential Growth Equations)
1-4. Avoiding Empty Pockets (Using Exponents
4-6. Follow the Bouncing Golf Ball (Exponential
and Order of Operation)
Curve Fitting)
1-5. A Coordinated Effort (The Basics of Graphing)
4-7. Irate Ducks (Graphs of Quadratic Equations)
1-6. What are the Chances? (Basic Probability)
4-8. Minding Your Business (Add, Subtract, and
1-7. Debt: Bad, Chocolate: Good (Using Scientific
Multiply Expressions)
Notation)
4-9. The F Word (Factoring)
1-8. What’s Your Type? (Organizing Information
4-10. Going... Going... GONE! (The Quadratic
with Venn Diagrams)
Formula and Max/Min)
1-9. News in the Data Age (Gathering and
4-11. Down the Drain (Quadratic Curve Fitting)
Organizing Data)
Unit 2: Making Sense of It All
2-1. Did You Pass the Test? (Using Measures of
Average)
2-2. Ins and Outs (Inputs, Outputs, and
Interpreting Expressions)
2-3. From Another Dimension (Working with Units
and Formulas)
2-4. It Works like Magic (Dimensional Analysis)
2-5. Take a Guess! (Estimation and Number
Sense)
2-6. It’s All Relative (Interpreting Relative Change/
Percent Error)
2-7. Is that Normal? (Standard Deviation and
Normal Distributions)
2-8. Meeting Expectations (Expected Value and
Weighted Averages)
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Nutrition
Human Nutrition: Science
NUTRITION
for Healthy Living
Tammy J. Stephenson
Edition: 3
2022©
832 Pages
Print: 9781265176464
Connect: 9781260786224
OVERVIEW
Human Nutrition: Science for Healthy Living is an
interesting, engaging, reliable, and
evidence-based introductory textbook with a wide
variety of features to promote active learning.
A clinical emphasis appeals to all, but is of
particular relevance to those studying nutrition,
dietetics, or health science professions, including
nursing. Real-life and clinical examples, statistics,
and evidence from professional sources address
current and controversial topics and support the
key concepts of the science of nutrition.
FEATURES
• Fresh Tips: These practical suggestions help
students apply the chapter content every
day – and for the rest of their lives. The Fresh
Tips are also a valuable tool for future healthcare
professionals to provide practical, real-life,
advice to their clients. Such features include tips
for eating fruits and vegetables on a budget,
maintaining a healthy body weight, preventing
choking in children, and keeping foods safe to eat.
• People, Real Stories: This feature is unique in
that it provides information about people who
actually have recovered from or are currently
living with nutrition-related conditions such as
celiac disease, Crohn’s Disease, type 1 diabetes,
eating disorders, hypertension, and morbid
obesity.
CONTENTS
1. Introduction to Nutrition
2. Evaluating Nutrition Information
3. Basis of a Healthy Diet
4. Human Digestion, Absorption, and Transport
5. Carbohydrates: Sugars, Starches, and Fiber
6. Lipids: Triglycerides, Phospholipids, and
Sterols
7. Proteins: Amino Acids
8. Metabolism: Energy from Food
9. Introduction to Vitamins: Fat- Soluble
Vitamins
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10. Water-Soluble Vitamins
11. Water and the Major Minerals
12. Trace Minerals
13. Energy Balance, Obesity, and Weight
Management
14. Eating Disorders and Disordered Eating
15. Nutrition for Fitness and Sport
16. Nutrition for Pregnancy and Lactation
17. Nutrition for Infants, Children, and
Adolescents
18. Nutrition for Older Adults
19. Food and Water Safety
20. Global Nutrition
Nutrition Essentials:
A Personal Approach
Wendy J Schiff
Edition: 3
2021©
656 Pages
Print: 9781260571493
Connect: 9781260424928
OVERVIEW
Nutrition Essentials: A Personal Approach has a
consumer-oriented focus, providing practical tips
for applying concepts such as ways to prepare
foods to make them safer and healthier, and ways
to become a savvy consumer of nutrition-related
information. It also provides non-nutrition majors
with the basic scientific principles of nutrition in a
highly visual, engaging context.
FEATURES
• Prep for Nutrition: To help you level-set your
classroom, we’ve created Prep for Nutrition. This
question bank highlights a series of questions,
including Basic Chemistry, Biology, Dietary
Analysis, Mathematics, and Student Success, to
give students a refresher on the skills needed to
enter and be successful in their course.
• Dietary Analysis Case Studies in Connect: One
of the challenges instructors face with teaching
nutrition classes is having time to grade individual
dietary analysis projects. To help overcome this
challenge, assign auto-graded dietary analysis
case studies. These tools require students to
use NutritionCalc Plus to analyze dietary data,
generate reports, and answer questions to apply
their nutrition knowledge to real-world situations.
These assignments were developed and
reviewed by faculty who use such assignments in
their own teaching.
CONTENTS 6. Fats and Other Lipids
1. Food Is More Than Something to Eat 7. Proteins
2 Nutrition Information: Fact or Fiction? 8. Vitamins

NUTRITION
3. Making More Nutritious Choices 9. Water and Minerals
4. How Food Becomes You 10. Energy Balance and Weight Control
5. Carbohydrates: Fuel and Fiber 11. Nutrition for Physically Active Lifestyles
6. Lipids: Focusing on Fats and Cholesterol 12. Food Safety Concerns
7. Proteins: Life’s Building Blocks 13. Nutrition for a Lifetime
8. Vitamins: Nutrients That Multitask
9. Key Minerals, Water, and the Non-Nutrient Wardlaw’s Contemporary
Alcohol Nutrition
10. Nutrition for a Healthy Weight and Fit Body Anne M. Smith,
11. Nutrition for Your Life, Environment, Angela L. Collene,
Colleen Spees
and World
Edition: 12
2022©
Nutrition For Healthy 784 Pages
Living Print: 9781265160074
Connect: 9781260790030
Wendy J. Schiff

Edition: 6
2022©
648 Pages
Print: 9781265177492
Connect: 9781264342211
OVERVIEW
Completely revised and up-to-date Nutrition for
Healthy Living takes an innovative approach to
introductory nutrition for non-science majors. With
its unique, concise organization and a distinct focus
on consumerism, this engaging, fun-to-read text
provides students with the scientific foundation
needed to make informed nutritional decisions well
beyond the classroom.
FEATURES
• Dietary analysis auto-graded assignments within
Connect. One of the challenges many instructors
face with teaching nutrition classes is having the
time to grade dietary analysis projects.
To help overcome that challenge, auto-graded
assignments that require students to use
NutritionCalc Plus (NCP) and answer questions
based on the generated reports have been
developed. These assignments were developed
and reviewed by faculty who use such
assignments in their own teaching. They are
designed to be relevant, current and interesting!
CONTENTS
1. The Basics of Nutrition
2. Evaluating Nutrition Information
3. Planning Nutritious Diets
4. Body Basics
5. Carbohydrates
OVERVIEW
Wardlaw’s Contemporary Nutrition is a complete
and balanced resource for nutrition information
written at a level non-science majors can
understand. Current research is at the core
of the Eleventh Edition with revised statistics,
incorporation of new results of clinical trials, and
updated recommendations. The text provides
students who lack a strong science background
with the ideal balance of reliable nutrition
information and practical, consumer-oriented
knowledge.
FEATURES
• Covid Corner: In light of the COVID-19 pandemic
the authors have added this feature to highlight
the many ways the global outbreak both affects
and is affected by food and nutrition.
• Magnificent Microbiome: This new feature
explores relevant interactions between chapter
topics and the gut microbiota.
• New and Revised Dietary Analysis Case Studies
in Connect®.
• Fact or Fiction: This new feature highlights
a relevant fake new topic followed by an
explanation of the evidence that either supports
or refutes the claim.
• Prep for Nutrition: This question bank highlights
a series of questions, including Basic Chemistry,
Biology, Dietary Analysis, Mathematics and
Student Success, to give students refresher on
the skills needed to enter and be successful in
their course.

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 CONTENTS FEATURES
Part 1: Nutrition: A Key to Health • Updated to reflect current scientific
1. Nutrition, Food Choices, and Health understanding, as well as the latest health and
NUTRITION

2. Designing a Healthy Eating Pattern nutrition guidelines. And in response to feedback

3. The Human Body: A Nutrition Perspective from students and instructors, we are excited to
Part 2: Energy Nutrients and Energy Balance introduce several new and updated
4. Carbohydrates features—all designed to engage students and
5. Lipids encourage more discussion in the classroom.
6. Proteins • The new Roots feature digs down to discover the
7. Energy Balance and Weight Control diverse factors that influence our food choices
Part 3: Vitamins, Minerals, and Water and nutritional status. Cultural traditions, religious
8. Vitamins observances, and our genetic code impact our
9. Water and Minerals dietary pattern.
Part 4: Nutrition: Beyond the Nutrients
10. Nutrition: Fitness and Sports CONTENTS
11. Eating Disorders Part 1: Nutrition: A Key to Health
12. Global Nutrition 1. Nutrition, Food Choices, and Health
13. Protecting Our Food Supply 2. Designing a Healthy Eating Pattern
Part 5: Nutrition: A Focus on Life Stages 3. The Human Body: A Nutrition Perspective
14. Nutrition during Pregnancy and Part 2: Energy Nutrients and Energy Balance
Breastfeeding 4. Carbohydrates
15. Nutrition from Infancy through Adolescence 5. Lipids
16. Nutrition during Adulthood 6. Proteins
7. Energy Balance
Wardlaw’s Contemporary
Part 3: Vitamins, Minerals, and Water
Nutrition: A Functional 8. Overview of Micronutrients and
Approach Phytochemicals
Anne M. Smith, Angela L. 9. Fluid and Electrolyte Balance
Collene, Colleen Spees 10. Nutrients Involved in Body Defenses
Edition: 7 11. Nutrients Involved in Bone Health
2024© 12. Micronutrient Function in Energy Metabolism
864 Pages
Mar 2023 13. Nutrients That Support Blood and Brain
Print: 9781266159503 Health
Connect: 9781265091958
Part 4: Nutrition: Beyond the Nutrients
14. Nutrition: Fitness and Sports
15. Eating Disorders
OVERVIEW 16. Protecting Our Food Supply
Contemporary Nutrition: A Functional Approach is 17. Global Nutrition
an alternate version of Smith, Collene, Part 5: Nutrition: A Focus on Life Stages
Spees; Contemporary Nutrition, offering a unique 18. Nutrition During Pregnancy and
approach by organizing vitamins and minerals Breastfeeding
within the context of physiological functions and 19. Nutrition from Infancy Through Adolescence
the health conditions they influence. 20. Nutrition During Adulthood
Current research is at the core of this text, with
revised statistics, incorporation of new results of
clinical trials, and updated recommendations. The
text provides students who lack a strong science
background the ideal balance of reliable nutrition
information and practical consumer-oriented
knowledge.

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 Wardlaw’s Perspectives in Part 3: Metabolism and Energy Balance
Nutrition 9. Energy Metabolism
Carol Byrd-Bredbenner, 10. Energy Balance, Weight Control, and Eating
Gaile Moe, Jacqueline Berning,

NUTRITION
Danita Kelley Disorders
11. Nutrition, Exercise, and Sports
Edition: 12
2022© Part 4: Vitamins and Minerals
992 Pages 12. The Fat-Soluble Vitamins
Print: 9781265175535
Connect: 9781260788563 13. The Water-Soluble Vitamins
14. Water and Major Minerals
15. Trace Minerals
Part 5: Nutrition Applications in the Life Cycle
OVERVIEW 16. Nutritional Aspects of Pregnancy and
Wardlaw’s Perspectives in Nutrition has the richly Breastfeeding
deserved reputation of providing an accurate, 17. Nutrition during the Growing Years
current, in-depth, and thoughtful introduction to 18. Nutrition during the Adult Years
the dynamic field of nutrition, and the eleventh
edition has been enhanced for both students and APPENDICES
instructors. A. Human Physiology: A Tool for Understanding
Nutrition
FEATURES B. Chemistry: A Tool for Understanding Nutrition
• Personalized Approach. The authors provide C. Detailed Descriptions of Glycolysis, Citric
ample opportunities for students to apply Acid Cycle, Electron Transport Chain,
nutrition concepts and guidelines to their Classes of Eicosanoids, and Homocysteine
own lives through real-life examples and Metabolism
individualized activities, such as “Case Studies” D. Dietary Advice for Canadians
and “Take Action” activities. E. The Food Lists for Diabetes: A Helpful Menu
• Pedagogical features have been crafted to Planning Tool
capture students’ interest and enhance the flow F. Fatty Acids, Including Omega-3 Fatty Acids,
of the reading: Student Learning Outcomes at in Foods
the beginning of each chapter allow students to G. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Height-
better measure how well they have achieved the Weight Table and Determination of Frame
goals of the chapter. Size
H. English-Metric Conversions and Nutrition
They have been written to include higher-level
learning skills. Clinical Perspectives boxes Calculations
delve into clinical and medical aspects of I. Caffeine Content of Beverages, Foods, and
nutrition. These features help students apply Over-the-Counter Drugs
the science of nutrition to their own lives, and J. Dietary Reference Intakes (DRI)
particularly appeal to those students interested K. CDC Growth Charts
in health professions. Some topics include: Ch. L. Sources of Nutrition Information
5, Diabetes; Ch. 6, Cardiovascular Disease, and M. Dietary Intake and Energy Expenditure
many more. Assessment
N. Food Composition Table
CONTENTS
Part 1: Nutrition Fundamentals
1. The Science of Nutrition
2. Tools of a Healthy Diet
3. The Food Supply
4. Human Digestion and Absorption
Part 2: Energy-Yielding Nutrients and Alcohol
5. Carbohydrates
6. Lipids
7. Protein
8. Alcohol

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 Wardlaw’s Perspectives CONTENTS
in Nutrition: A Functional Part 1: Nutrition Fundamentals
Approach 1. The Science of Nutrition
NUTRITION

Carol Byrd-Bredbenner, Gaile

Moe, Jacqueline Berning,
2. Tools of a Healthy Diet
Danita Kelley 3. The Food Supply
Edition: 3
4. Human Digestion and Absorption
2022© Part 2: Energy-Yielding Nutrients and Alcohol
992 Pages
Print: 9781265215767
5. Carbohydrates
Connect: 9781260791228 6. Lipids
7. Protein
8. Alcohol
Part 3: Metabolism and Energy Balance
OVERVIEW 9. Energy Metabolism
In this Edition, the authors have organized the 10. Energy Balance, Weight Control, and Eating
presentation of vitamins and minerals around key Disorders
functions. The author team has taken a 11. Nutrition, Exercise, and Sports
garden-fresh approach to revising this highly
Part 4: Vitamins and Minerals
regarded text. Every paragraph has been
12. Micronutrients: Vitamins and Minerals
scrutinized to ensure that students are exposed to
13. Micronutrients in Energy and Amino Acid
scientific content and concepts that are explained
Metabolism
accurately and precisely, and in a high-interest
14. Fluid Balance and Blood Health
fashion that will draw students into their first study
of nutrition science. Students will benefit from a 15. Bone Health and Body Defense Systems
carefully crafted text that brings them up-to-date Part 5: Nutrition Applications in the Life Cycle
scientific thinking and research blended with 16. Nutritional Aspects of Pregnancy and
dynamic activities that will allow them to apply their Breastfeeding
knowledge to their own lives and future careers. 17. Nutrition during the Growing Years
18. Nutrition during the Adult Years
FEATURES
APPENDICES
• A hallmark of Wardlaw’s Perspectives in Nutrition:
A. Human Physiology: A Tool for Understanding
A Functional Approach continues to be the
Nutrition
authors’ ability to provide the solid nutrition
B. Chemistry: A Tool for Understanding Nutrition
science background necessary for students at
this level. All scientific coverage was carefully C. Detailed Descriptions of Glycolysis, Citric
reexamined in this edition to ensure that the Acid Cycle, Electron Transport Chain,
material is accurate and clear to students Classes of Eicosanoids, and Homocysteine
studying nutrition for the first time. The text Metabolism
reflects the latest scientific knowledge in the field D. Dietary Advice for Canadians
and addresses topics of emerging interest. E. The Food Lists for Diabetes: A Helpful Menu
Planning Tool
• Personalized Approach. The authors provide
F. Fatty Acids, Including Omega-3 Fatty Acids,
ample opportunities for students to apply
in Foods
nutrition concepts and guidelines to their
G. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Height-
own lives through real-life examples and
Weight Table and Determination of Frame
individualized activities, such as “Case Studies”
and “Take Action” activities. Size
H. English-Metric Conversions and Nutrition
• Pedagogical features have been crafted to Calculations
capture students’ interest and enhance the flow I. Caffeine Content of Beverages, Foods, and
of the reading: Student Learning Outcomes at Over-the-Counter Drugs
the beginning of each chapter allow students J. Dietary Reference Intakes (DRI)
to better measure how well they have achieved
K. CDC Growth Charts
the goals of the chapter. They have been written
L. Sources of Nutrition Information
to include higher-level learning skills. Clinical
M. Dietary Intake and Energy Expenditure
Perspectives boxes delve into clinical and
Assessment
medical aspects of nutrition. These features
N. Food Composition Table
help students apply the science of nutrition to
their own lives, and particularly appeal to those
students interested in health professions.

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 Williams’ Nutrition for CONTENTS
Health, Fitness and Sport 1. Introduction to Nutrition for Health, Fitness,
Eric Rawson, David Branch, and Sports Performance
Tammy Stephenson

NUTRITION
2. Healthful Nutrition for Fitness and Sport
Edition: 12 3. Human Energy
2020©
640 Pages 4. Carbohydrates: The Main Energy Food
Print: 9781260547672 5. Fat: An Important Energy Source during
Connect: 9781260413885
Exercise
6. Protein: The Tissue Builder
7. Vitamins: Fat-Soluble, Water-Soluble, and
Vitamin-Like Compounds
OVERVIEW 8. Minerals: The Inorganic Regulators
Nutrition for Health Fitness and Sport uses a 9. Water, Electrolytes and Temperature
question-answer approach which is convenient Regulation
when you may have occasional short periods to 10. Body Weight and Composition for Health and
study such as riding a bus or during a lunch break. Sport
In addition the questions are arranged in a logical 11. Weight Maintenance and Loss through Proper
sequence the answer to one question often leading Nutrition and Exercise
into the question that follows. Where appropriate 12. Weight Gaining through Proper Nutrition and
cross-referencing within the text is used to expand Exercise
the discussion. No deep scientific background is 13. Nutritional Supplements and Ergogenic Aids
needed for the chemical aspects of nutrition and
energy expenditure as these have been simplified. APPENDICES
Instructors who use this book as a course text may A. Energy Pathways of Carbohydrate, Fat, and
add details of biochemistry as they feel necessary. Protein
B. Determination of Healthy Body Weight
FEATURES C. Units of Measurement: English System—
• New information from authoritative position Metric System Equivalents
statements dealing with exercise and nutrition D. Approximate Energy Expenditure(Kcal/Min)
issues has been incorporated in various chapters by Body Weight Based on the Metabolic
where relevant. These position statements have Equivalents (METs) for Physical Activity
been developed by such prominent groups as
Intensity
the American College of Sports Medicine, the
Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, the new name
for the American Dietetic Association, Dietitians of
Canada, the American Medical Association, and
the International Society of Sports Nutrition.
• The reference lists have been completely
updated for this edition with the inclusion of
hundreds of new references that provide the
scientific basis for the new concepts or additional
support for those concepts previously developed.
These references provide greater in-depth
reading materials for the interested student.
Although the content of this book is based on
appropriate scientific studies, a reference-citation
style is not used, that is, each statement is not
referenced by a bibliographic source. However,
names of authors may be used to highlight a
reference source where deemed appropriate.

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 20. Nonnarcotic Analgesics Anti-inflammatory,
Pharmacology for Health Professions and Antigout Drugs
21. Review of Cardiac Physiology and Pathology
Pharmacology:
PHARMACOLOGY FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONS

22. Treatment of Heart Failure

An Introduction
23. Antiarrhythmic Drugs
Michele B. Kaufman,
Hannah Ariel, 24. Antianginal Drugs
Yael Peimani-Lalehzarzadeh 25. Diuretics
Edition: 8 26. Antihypertensive Drugs
2022© 27. Anticoagulants and Coagulants
848 Pages
Print: 9781260597943 28. Nutrition and Therapy
Connect: 9781260470499 29. Hypolipidemic Drugs
30. Respiratory Pharmacology, Treatment of
Asthma, and COPD
31. Therapy of Gastrointestinal Disorders: Peptic
OVERVIEW
Ulcers, GERD, and Vomiting
Pharmacology is incredibly readable, with short
32. Agents That Affect Intestinal Motility
chapters that link theory to practice; content that
33. Introduction to the Endocrine System
is focused on the need-to-know information to not
34. Adrenal Steroids
overload the reader; excellent tables and features
such as Patient Administration and Monitoring 35. Gonadal Hormones, Oral Contraceptives, and
Boxes; and the most up-to-date drug information. Erectile Dysfunction Drugs
36. Drugs Affecting the Thyroid and Parathyroid
FEATURES Glands and Bone Degeneration
• Patient Administration and Monitoring boxes 37. Pancreatic Hormones and Antidiabetic Drugs
summarize important patient information and 38. Posterior Pituitary Hormones: Antidiuretic
patient instructions about the drugs discussed Hormone and Oxytocin
in that chapter. It will expand your knowledge of 39. Antibacterial Agents
medications and conditions. 40. Antifungal and Antiviral Drugs
• Learning Outcomes present the key points 41. Parasitic Infections: Antiprotozoal and
you should focus on when reading the chapter. Anthelmintic Drugs
Consider this your road map to the knowledge and 42. Antiseptics and Disinfectants
skills you will acquire upon studying this content. 43. Antineoplastic Agents
44. Immunopharmacology
CONTENTS
1. Pharmacology: An Introduction
2. Pharmacokinetics and Factors of Individual
Variation
3. Geriatric Pharmacology
4. Math Review and Dosage Calculations
5. Introduction to the Autonomic Nervous System
6. Drugs Affecting the Sympathetic Nervous
System
7. Drugs Affecting the Parasympathetic Nervous
System
8. Drugs Affecting the Autonomic Ganglia
9. Skeletal Muscle Relaxants
10. Local Anesthetics
11. Introduction to the Central Nervous System
12. Sedative-Hypnotic Drugs and Alcohol
13. Antipsychotic and Antianxiety Drugs
14. Antidepressants, Psychomotor Stimulants,
and Lithium
15. Psychotomimetic Drugs of Abuse
16. Antiepileptic Drugs
17. Antiparkinson Drugs
18. General Anesthetics
19. Opioid (Narcotic) Analgesics

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Physics & Astronomy 13. Temperature and the Ideal Gas
14. Heat
College Physics

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15. Thermodynamics
Alan Giambattista
Part3: Electromagnetism
Edition: 5 16. Electric Forces and Fields
2020©
1,232 Pages 17. Electric Potential
Print: 9781260547719 18. Electric Current and Circuits
Connect: 9781260486766
19. Magnetic Forces and Fields
20. Electromagnetic Induction
21. Alternating Current
Part 4: Electromagnetic Waves and Optics
22. Electromagnetic Waves
23. Reflection and Refraction of Light
OVERVIEW 24. Optical Instruments
College Physics presents a unique “forces first”
25. Interference and Diffraction
approach to physics that builds a conceptual
Part 5: Quantum and Particle Physics and
framework as motivation for the physical principles.
Relativity
That intuitive approach combined with consistent
26. Relativity
problem-solving strategies, stunning art, extensive
27. Early Quantum Physics and the Photon
end-of-chapter material and superior media support
28. Quantum Physics
make Giambattista Richardson and Richardson
29. Nuclear Physics
a product that addresses the needs of TODAY’s
students. 30. Particle Physics
APPENDICES
FEATURES A. Mathematics Review
• Review and Synthesis problems appear at the B. Reference Information
end of every chapter.
• Because of the conceptual framework approach Explorations: Introduction
College Physics includes some innovative to Astronomy
organization. The authors have integrated Thomas T. Arny,
kinematics with forces in chapters 2-4. Stephen E. Schneider

• Biology and medical applications and examples Edition: 10

2024©
are throughout the text. 608 Pages
Mar 2023
• Concepts and Skills to Review lists, along with Print: 9781266080043
Math Skills, are now more prominently featured Connect: 9781265914592
on the chapter opener page.
• End-of-Chapter problem sets have been revised
and include many new problems.
OVERVIEW
CONTENTS The Tenth Edition of Explorations: An Introduction
Part 1: Mechanics to Astronomy continues to share with students
1. Introduction a sense of wonder about the universe and the
2. Force dynamic, ever-changing science of astronomy.
3. Acceleration and Newton’s Second Law Written for students of various educational
of Motion backgrounds, Explorations emphasizes current,
4. Motion with Constant Acceleration accurate information, a visually exciting art
5. Circular Motion package, and accessible writing.
6. Conservation of Energy
The new edition of Explorations: Introduction
7. Linear Momentum to Astronomy is also available in McGraw Hill
8. Torque and Angular Momentum Connect®, featuring SmartBook 2.0, STEM Prep
9. Fluids Modules, Stellarium Exercises, and more!
10. Elasticity and Oscillations
11. Waves
12. Sound

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 FEATURES for students to experience the methods of science
• Adaptive STEM Prep Modules: Available in by evaluating situations from a scientific point of
Connect, Adaptive STEM Prep modules offer view. While technical language and mathematics
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students a self-paced adaptive review of a variety are important in developing an understanding

of prerequisite course skills, such as significant of science, only the language and mathematics
figures and units, needed for success. needed to develop central concepts are used. No
prior work in science is assumed.
CONTENTS
Preview: The Cosmic Landscape FEATURES
1. The Cycles of the Sky • Much of the narrative text throughout this book
2. The Rise of Astronomy has been tightened and revised to improve
Essay 1: Backyard Astronomy readability and employ a more conversational
3. Gravity and Motion style that enhances learning for a wider diversity
4. Light and Atoms of students.
Essay 2: Special and General Relativity • The chapters on energy (chapter 3) and water
5. Telescopes and solutions (chapter 10) have been updated
6. Earth to reflect our current understanding and include
7. The Moon and Tides an enhanced description of global needs and
Essay 3: Keeping Time current energy usage.
8. The Terrestrial Planets • Chapter 13 on the solar system has been
9. The Giant Planets substantially revised to reflect science’s new
10. Small Bodies Orbiting the Sun understandings of the outer planets.
11. Planetary Systems
• Life science chapters on human biology
Essay 4: Life in the Universe
have been significantly updated to reflect a
12. The Sun, Our Star
contemporary view of human sexuality and
13. Measuring the Properties of Stars
reproduction.
14. Stellar Evolution
15. Stellar Remnants: White Dwarfs, Neutron • Chapter 17 on earth’s weather has been updated
Stars, and Black Holes to include the most recent information on global
16. The Milky Way Galaxy climate change, its causes, and global warming.
17. Galaxies
CONTENTS
18. Cosmology
1. What Is Science?
2 Motion
Integrated Science 3. Energy
Bill W. Tillery, Eldon Enger,
Frederick C. Ross 4. Heat and Temperature
5. Wave Motions and Sound
Edition: 8
2022© 6. Electricity
816 Pages 7. Light
Print: 9781260597691
Connect: 9781264270873 8. Atoms and Periodic Properties
9. Chemical Reactions
10. Water and Solutions
11. Nuclear Reactions
12. The Universe
13. The Solar System
OVERVIEW 14. Earth in Space
Integrated Science is a straightforward,
15. Earth
easy-to-read, but substantial introduction to the
16. Earth’s Surface
fundamental behavior of matter and energy in
17. Earth’s Weather
living and nonliving systems. It is intended to
18. Earth’s Waters
serve the needs of non-science majors who must
19. Organic and Biochemistry
complete one or more science courses as part of
a general or basic studies requirement. Integrated 20. The Nature of Living Things
Science provides an introduction to a scientific 21. The Origin and Evolution of Life
way of thinking as it introduces fundamental 22. The History of Life on Earth
scientific concepts, often in historical context. 23. Ecology and Environment
Several features of the text provide opportunities 24. Human Biology: Materials Exchange and
Control Mechanisms

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25. Human Biology: Reproduction • Text Revisions: Using heat-map data from
26. Mendelian and Molecular Genetics Smartbook 1.0, the authors reviewed readers’
responses to questions about the content to the
APPENDICES

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sections of the text where the question subject
A. Mathematical Review matter is discussed. The authors focused efforts
B. Solubilities Chart at clarifying wording on material that students
C. Relative Humidity Table found most challenging.
D. Problem Solving
E. Solutions for Second Example Exercises • Updated Images: More than 80 figures were
F. Answers for Self-Check added, updated, or replaced. A Number of
figures of the sky were created using the free
G. Solutions for Group A Parallel Exercises
open-source program Stellarium.

Pathways to Astronomy CONTENTS

Steven A Schneider Part 1: The Cosmic Landscape
Edition: 6 1. Our Planetary Neighborhood
2021© 2. Beyond the Solar System
800 Pages
Print: 9781260571424 3. Astronomical Numbers
Connect: 9781260445107 4. Foundations of Astronomy
5. The Night Sky
6. The Year
7. The Time of Day
8. Lunar Cycles
9. Calendars
OVERVIEW 10. Geometry of the Earth, Moon, and Sun
Pathways to Astronomy breaks down introductory 11. Planets: The Wandering Stars
astronomy into its component parts. The huge 12. The Beginnings of Modern Astronomy
and fascinating field of astronomy is divided into 13. Observing the Sky
86 units. These units are woven together to flow Part 2: Probing Matter, Light, and Their
naturally for the person who wants to read the text Interactions
like a book but it is also possible to assign them 14. Astronomical Motion: Inertia, Mass, and Force
in different orders or skip certain units altogether. 15. Force, Acceleration, and Interaction
Professors can customize the units to fit their 16. The Universal Law of Gravity
course needs. They can select individual units
17. Measuring a Body’s Mass Using Orbital
for exploration in lecture while assigning easier
Motion
units for self-study or they can cover all the units
18. Orbital and Escape Velocities
in full depth in a content-rich course. With the
19. Tides
short length of units students can easily digest
20. Conservation Laws
the material covered in an individual unit before
moving onto the next unit. 21. The Dual Nature of Light and Matter
22. The Electromagnetic Spectrum
FEATURES 23. Thermal Radiation
• New and Updated Research: The authors 24. Identifying Atoms by Their Spectra
have scanned the literature and popular press 25. The Doppler Shift
to include the most interesting recent results. 26. Special Relativity
Some results included in this edition focus on 27. General Relativity
areas such as the rapidly expanding data on 28. Detecting Light
exoplanets. To bring in recent news, anticipated 29. Collecting Light
space missions, and current research topics, 30. Focusing Light
we have added a new feature called “Cosmic 31. Telescope Resolution
Frontiers.” These entries appear in marginal 32. The Earth’s Atmosphere and Space
boxes, giving us a place to talk about exciting Observatories
new material that perhaps will be included as part 33. Amateur Astronomy
of the regular text in the future. Part 3: The Solar System
34. The Structure of the Solar System
35. The Origin of the Solar System
36. Other Planetary Systems
37. The Earth as a Terrestrial Planet

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 38. Earth’s Atmosphere and Hydrosphere Physical Science
39. Our Moon Bill Tillery
40. Mercury Edition: 13
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41. Venus 2023©

42. Mars
43. Asteroids
44. Comparative Planetology
45. Jupiter and Saturn
46. Uranus and Neptune
47. Satellite Systems and Rings
48. Ice Worlds, Pluto, and Beyond
49. Comets
50. Impacts on Earth
Part 4: Stars and Stellar Evolution
51. The Sun, Our Star
52. The Sun’s Source of Power
53. Solar Activity
54. Surveying the Stars
55. The Luminosities of Stars
56. The Temperatures and Compositions of Stars
57. The Masses of Orbiting Stars
58. The Sizes of Stars
59. The H-R Diagram
60. Overview of Stellar Evolution
61. Star Formation
62. Main-Sequence Stars
63. Giant Stars
64. Variable Stars
65. Mass Loss and Death of Low-Mass Stars
66. Exploding White Dwarfs
67. Old Age and Death of Massive Stars
68. Neutron Stars
69. Black Holes
70. Star Clusters
Part 5: Galaxies and The Universe
71. Discovering the Milky Way
72. Stars of the Milky Way
73. Gas and Dust in the Milky Way
74. Mass and Motions in the Milky Way
75. A Universe of Galaxies
76. Types of Galaxies
77. Galaxy Clustering
78. Active Galactic Nuclei
79. Dark Matter
80. Cosmology
81. The Edges of the Universe
82. The Curvature of the Universe
83. The Beginnings of the Universe
84. Dark Energy and the Fate of the Universe
85. Astrobiology
86. The Search for Life Elsewhere
736 Pages
Print: 9781265133351
Connect: 9781264450411
OVERVIEW
The thirteenth edition of Physical Science
continues to serve the needs of non-science
majors who are required to complete one or more
physical science courses.
The text offers students complete coverage of the
physical sciences with a level of explanation and
detail appropriate for all students. This edition is
available in Connect® with SmartBook. Instructor
resources for this title include: An Instructor’s
Manual, Learning Objectives, Animations/Videos,
Presentation Tools Table, Test Builder, and an
Instructor’s Lab Manual.
FEATURES
• SmartBook 2.0 provides a personalized and
adaptive learning experience for students, while
highlighting the most impactful communication
concepts the learner needs to study at that time.
• Application-Based Activities are interactive,
automatically graded, learn-by-doing exercises
that provide students a safe space to apply their
problem-solving skills to real-world scenarios.
• End-of-Chapter Homework Problems are
available for this title.
CONTENTS
1. What Is Science?
2. Motion
3. Energy
4. Heat and Temperature
5. Wave Motions and Sound
6. Electricity
7. Light
8. Atoms and Periodic Properties
9. Chemical Bonds
10. Chemical Reactions
11. Water and Solutions
12. Organic Chemistry
13. Nuclear Reactions
14. The Universe

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15. The Solar System • ALEKS Math Prep for College Physics is a web-
16. Earth in Space based program that provides targeted coverage
17. Rocks and Minerals of critical mathematics material necessary for

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18. Plate Tectonics student success in College Physics. ALEKS uses
19. Building Earth’s Surface artificial intelligence and adaptive questioning
20. Shaping Earth’s Surface to assess precisely a student’s preparedness
21. Geologic Time and deliver personalized instruction on the
22. The Atmosphere of Earth exact topics the student is most ready to learn.
23. Weather and Climate Through comprehensive explanations, practice,
24. Earth’s Waters and feedback, ALEKS enables students to quickly
fill individual knowledge gaps to build a strong
foundation of critical math skills. The author
Physics contributed to a major revision by selecting
Alan Giambattista learning objectives that align with specific math
Edition: 5 skills most used in College Physics courses.
2020©
1,312 Pages CONTENTS
Print: 9781260570052
Connect: 9781260486940 1. Introduction
Part 1: Mechanics
2. Motion Along a Line
3. Motion in a Plane
4. Force and Newton’s Laws of Motion
5. Circular Motion
OVERVIEW 6. Conservation of Energy
This Physics textbook presents the basic concepts 7. Linear Momentum
of physics that students need to know for later 8. Torque and Angular Momentum
courses and future careers. This algebra-based 9. Fluids
text helps students learn that physics is a tool 10. Elasticity and Oscillations
for understanding the real world and to teach 11. Waves
transferable problem-solving skills that students 12. Sound
can use throughout their entire lives. Part 2: Thermal Physics
Some of the most important enhancements in this 13. Temperature and the Ideal Gas
edition include; inclusion of math topic reviews, 14. Heat
new/updated MCAT exam coverage added and 15. Thermodynamics
on online review and synthesis problems added Part 3: Electromagnetism
new biomedical applications lists of biomedical 16. Electric Forces and Fields
applications at the beginning of each chapter 17. Electric Potential
new ranking tasks checkpoints and collaborative 18. Electric Current and Circuits
problems. Connections have also been enhanced 19. Magnetic Forces and Fields
to help students see the bigger picture. 20. Electromagnetic Induction
21. Alternating Current
FEATURES Part 4: Electromagnetic Waves and Optics
• Review & Synthesis problems appear at the end 22. Electromagnetic Waves
of every chapter.
23. Reflection and Refraction of Light
• Many of the figures and figure legends have 24. Optical Instruments
been expanded to help students learn more from 25. Interference and Diffraction
the illustrations. Part 5: Quantum and Particle Physics
• Concepts and Skills to Review lists, along with 26. Relativity
Math Skills, are now more prominently featured 27. Early Quantum Physics and the Photon
on the chapter opener page. 28. Quantum Physics
29. Nuclear Physics
30. Particle Physics
APPENDICES
A. Mathematics Review
B. Reference Information
Answers to Selected Questions and Problems

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 Physics of Everyday 13. Electric Circuits
Phenomena 14. Magnets and Electromagnetism
W. Thomas Griffith, 15. Making Waves
Juliet Brosing
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16. Light Waves and Color

Edition: 10 17. Light and Image Formation
2022©
544 Pages 18. The Structure of the Atom
Print: 9781260597714 19. The Nucleus and Nuclear Energy
Connect: 9781264121250
20. Relativity
21. Looking Deeper into Everyday Phenomena
APPENDICES
A. Using Simple Algebra
OVERVIEW
B. Decimal Fractions, Percentages, and
The Physics of Everyday Phenomena introduces
Scientific Notation
students to the basic concepts of physics, using
C. Vectors and Vector Addition
examples of common occurrences in everyday life.
Intended for use in a one-semester or D. Answers to Selected Questions, Exercises,
two-semester course in conceptual physics, this and Synthesis Problems
book is written in a narrative style, frequently using E. Conversion Factors and Periodic Table of
questions designed to draw the reader into a Elements
dialogue about the ideas of physics. This inclusive
style allows the book to be used by anyone The Physical Universe
interested in exploring the nature of physics and Konrad B. Krauskopf,
explanations of everyday physical phenomena. Arthur Beiser

FEATURES
• Concept videos, narrated by one of the authors,
have been added into the Connect question
bank. These videos explain how physics is
involved in everyday situations, so question
content has likewise been authored and
enhanced to showcase the everyday application
of physics.
• Additional conceptual questions and exercises
have been developed and made available as
Connect online homework.
• For maximum flexibility, the test bank is available
in both the Connect question bank and Test
Builder. Found in Connect under the Library Tab,
Test Builder is a cloud-based tool that enables
instructors to format tests that can be printed
or administered within a Learning Management
System.
CONTENTS
1. Physics, the Fundamental Science
2. Describing Motion
3. Falling Objects and Projectile Motion
4. Newton’s Laws — Explaining Motion
5. Circular Motion, the Planets, and Gravity
6. Energy and Oscillations
7. Momentum and Impulse
8. Rotational Motion of Solid Objects
9. The Behavior of Fluids
10. Temperature and Heat
11. Heat Engines and the Second Law of
Thermodynamics
12. Electrostatic Phenomena
Edition: 18
2024©
768 Pages
Mar 2023
Print: 9781266278518
Connect: 9781265891176
OVERVIEW
Aimed at presenting the essentials of physics,
chemistry, earth science and astronomy in a clear
easy-to-understand way The Physical Universe
shows students how science works, how scientists
approach problems and why science constantly
evolves in its search for understanding. The book
concentrates on those aspects of the physical
sciences most relevant to a non-scientist who
wants to understand how the universe works and
to know something about the connections between
science and everyday life.
The new edition continues the important theme of
helping students become well-informed citizens.
The new edition of The Physical Universe is
also available in McGraw Hill Connect featuring
SmartBook 2.0 STEM Prep Modules Application-
Based Activities, a Curated Question Bank and
more!

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FEATURES University Physics with
• Application-Based Activities in Connect® are Modern Physics
highly interactive, assignable exercises that Wolfgang Bauer, Gary Westfall

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provide students a safe space to apply the Edition: 3
concepts they have learned to real-world, 2024©
course-specific problems. Each Application- 1,392 Pages
Mar 2023
Based Activity involves the application of multiple Print: 9781266084089
concepts, allowing students to synthesize Connect: 9781266528125
information and use critical thinking skills to solve
realistic scenarios.
• Available in Connect for Fall 2023, Adaptive
STEM Prep Modules offer students a self-paced
adaptive review of a variety of prerequisite OVERVIEW
course skills, such as significant figures and units, For instructors looking to engage students and
needed for success. enhance their problem-solving skills, choosing
Bauer/Westfall’s University Physics, 3e, offers
CONTENTS student-friendly, accessible content, tools, and
1. The Scientific Method resources that develop high-level problem-solving
2. Motion and critical thinking skills. University Physics with
3. Energy Modern Physics weaves exciting, contemporary
4. Energy and the Future physics throughout the text with coverage of
5. Matter and Heat the most recent research by the authors and
6. Electricity and Magnetism others in areas such as energy, medicine, and
7. Waves the environment. These contemporary topics are
8. The Nucleus explained in a way that your students will find
9. The Atom real, interesting, and motivating. The new edition
10. The Periodic Law of University Physics with Modern Physics is also
11. Crystals, Ions, and Solutions available in McGraw Hill Connect®, featuring
12. Chemical Reactions SmartBook 2.0, Virtual Labs for Physics, and more!
13. Organic Chemistry
14. Atmosphere and Hydrosphere FEATURES
15. The Rock Cycle • With McGraw Hill Virtual Labs for Physics, the lab
16. The Evolving Earth is always open. These virtual lab experiments
17. The Solar System provide a flexible online lab solution for
18. The Stars
preparation, supplement, replacement, or use
19. The Universe with a textbook to bridge the gap between the
lecture and lab. Accessible simulations help
students learn the data acquisition and analysis
skills needed, then check for understanding and
provide feedback. With pre-lab and post-lab
assessment available, instructors can customize
each assignment.

CONTENTS
0. The Big Picture
Part 1: Mechanics of Point Particles
1. Overview
2. Motion in a Straight Line
3. Motion in Two and Three Dimensions
4. Force
5. Kinetic Energy, Work, and Power
6. Potential Energy and Energy Conservation
7. Momentum and Collisions
Part2: Extended Objects, Matter and Circular
Motion
8. Systems of Particles and Extended Objects
9. Circular Motion
10. Rotation

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12. Gravitation
13. Solids and Fluids
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Part 3: Oscillations and Waves

14. Oscillations
15. Waves
16. Sound
Part 4: Thermal Physics
17. Temperature
18. Heat and the First Law of Thermodynamics
19. Ideal Gasses
20. The Second Law of Thermodynamics
Part 5: Electricity
21. Electrostatics
22. Electric Fields and Gauss’s Law
23. Electric Potential24) Capacitors
25. Current and Resistance
26. Direct Current Circuits
Part 6: Magnetism
27. Magnetism
28. Magnetic Fields of Moving Charges
29. Electromagnetic Induction
30. Alternating Current Circuits
31. Electromagnetic Waves
Part 7: Optics
32. Geometric Optics
33. Lenses and Optical Instruments
34. Wave Optics
Part 8: Relativity and Quantum Physics
35. Relativity
36. Quantum Physics
37. Quantum Mechanics
38. Atomic Physics
39. Elementary Particle Physics
40. Nuclear Physics

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Plants and Animals
Animal Diversity
Cleveland Hickman,
Susan Keen, Allan Larson,
David Eisenhour
Edition: 9
2021©
528 Pages
Print: 9781260575859
Connect: 9781260443127
OVERVIEW
Animal Diversity is tailored for the restrictive
requirements of a one-semester or one-quarter
course in zoology and is appropriate for both
non-science and science majors of varying
backgrounds.
This edition of Animal Diversity presents a survey
of the animal kingdom with emphasis on diversity,
evolutionary relationships, functional adaptations,
and environmental interactions.
FEATURES
• Learning Objectives: Each chapter begins with
a list of learning objectives that identify the
major organizing principles of each section of
the chapter. Chapter summaries are likewise
arranged to correspond to each section of the
chapter. Students enhance their understanding
by using these guiding principles as they read a
chapter’s detailed material.
• For Review: Each chapter ends with a concise
summary and review questions. The review
questions enable students to test themselves
for retention and understanding of the more
important chapter material. A list of annotated
selected references is available online for each
of the chapters, followed by a list of general
references.
CONTENTS
1. Science of Zoology and Evolution of Animal
Diversity
2. Animal Ecology
3. Animal Architecture
4. Taxonomy and Phylogeny of Animals
5. Unicellular Eukaryotes
6. Sponges: Phylum Porifera
7. Cnidarians and Ctenophores
8. Xenacoelomorpha,
Platyhelminthes,Gastrotricha, Gnathifera,
including Chaetognatha, and Mesozoa,
9. Polyzoa and Trochozoa: Cycliophora,
Entoprocta, Ectoprocta, Brachiopoda,
Phoronida, and Nemertea
PLANTS AND ANIMALS
10. Molluscs
11. Annelids
12. Smaller Ecdysozoans
13. Arthropods
14. Echinoderms and Hemichordates
15. Vertebrate Beginnings: The Chordates
16. Fishes
17. The Early Tetrapods and Modern Amphibians
18. Amniote Origins and Nonavian Reptiles
19. Birds
20. Mammals
Integrated Principles of
Zoology
Cleveland P. Hickman, Susan L.
Keen, David J. Eisenhour,
Allan Larson, Helen I’Anson
Edition: 19
2024©
944 Pages
Mar 2023
Print: 9781266263293
Connect: 9781266576522
OVERVIEW
Integrated Principles of Zoology is considered
the standard by which other texts are measured.
With its comprehensive coverage of biological and
zoological principles, mechanisms of evolution,
diversity, physiology, and ecology, organized into
five parts for easy access, this text is suitable for
one- or two-semester introductory courses.
FEATURES
• To aid in student learning, several pedagogical
features have been retained: opening chapter
prologues drawn from the chapter’s theme;
chapter summaries and review questions to aid
in comprehension and study; concise and visually
appealing illustrations; chapter notes and essays
that offer interesting sidelights to the
narrative; literature citations; and an extensive
glossary providing pronunciations, derivations,
and definitions of terms used in the text.
• Many photographs and diagrams have been
replaced throughout the book to improve clarity
and vibrancy and geological periods have been
updated on our phylogenetic trees throughout
the book. Additionally, each chapter is now
organized with a list of Learning Objectives for
each chapter. These objectives are organized
according to the chapter’s main sections.
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among the different parts of the book now uses Peter Castro, Michael E. Huber
section numbers, with live links available in Edition: 12
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electronic versions of the text. 2024©

496 Pages
Mar 2023
CONTENTS Print: 9781266150814
Part 1: Introduction to Living Animals Connect: 9781266574160
1. Life: Biological Principles and the Science of
Zoology
2. The Origin and Chemistry of Life
3. Cells as Units of Life
4. Cellular Metabolism OVERVIEW
Part 2: Continuity and Evolution of Animal Life Marine Biology covers the basics of marine biology
5. Genetics: A Review with a global approach, using examples from
6. Organic Evolution numerous regions and ecosystems worldwide.
7. The Reproductive Process This introductory, one-semester text is designed
8. Principles of Development for non-majors. Authors Castro and Huber have
Part 3: Diversity of Animal Life made a special effort to include solid basic science
9. Architectural Pattern of an Animal content needed in a general education course,
10. Taxonomy and Phylogeny of Animals including the fundamental principles of biology, the
11. Unicellular Eukaryotes physical sciences, and the scientific method. This
12. Sponges and Placozoans science coverage is integrated with a stimulating,
13. Radiate Animals up-to-date overview of marine biology.
14. Acoelomorpha and Mesozoa
15. Polyzoa and Kryptrochozoa FEATURES
16. Molluscs • Much of the data presented in the twelfth edition
has been updated to the latest information
17. Annelids and Allied Taxa
available at the time of writing. Updates include,
18. Smaller Ecdysozoans
among others, numbers of known species in
19. Trilobites, Chelicerates, and Myriapods
various taxonomic groups, conservation status
20. Crustaceans
and population sizes of many threatened species,
21. Hexapods
shark-attack frequency, data on global and regional
22. Echinoderms, and Hemichordates climate, sea level, CO2, hypoxic zones, paralytic
23. Chordates shellfish poisoning, and the Antarctic ozone hole.
24. Fishes
25. Early Tetrapods and Modern Amphibians • Many chapters in the twelfth edition include
26. Amniote Origins and Nonavian Reptiles more information on the effects of global change
27. Birds on species and ecosystems in addition to the
Special Report: Our Changing Planet. The
28. Mammals
coverage also in many cases reflects increasing
Part 4: Activity of Life
scientific certainty regarding global change and
29. Support, Protection, and Movement
its effects on the ocean.
30. Homeostasis: Osmotic Regulation, Excretion,
and Temperature Regulation CONTENTS
31. Homeostasis: Internal Fluids and Respiration 1. The Science of Marine Biology
32. Digestion and Nutrition 2. The Sea Floor
33. Nervous Coordination: Nervous System and 3. Chemical and Physical Features of the World
Sense Organs Ocean
34. Chemical Coordination: Endocrine System 4. Fundamentals of Biology
35. Immunity 5. The Microbial World
36. Animal Behavior 6. Multicellular Primary Producers: Seaweeds
Part 5: Animals and Their Environments and Plants
37. Animal Distributions 7. Marine Animals Without a Backbone
38. Animal Ecology 8. Marine Fishes
9. Marine Reptiles, Birds, and Mammals
10. An Introduction to Marine Ecology
11. Between the Tides
12. Estuaries: Where Rivers Meet the Sea

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13. Life on the Continental Shelf Part 3: Plants as a Source of Food
14. Coral Reefs 10. Human Nutrition
15. Life Near the Surface 11. Origins of Agriculture

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16. The Ocean Depths 12. The Grasses
17. Resources from the Sea 13. Legumes
18. The Impact of Humans on the Marine 14. Starchy Staples
Environment 15. Feeding a Hungry World
Part 4: Commercial Products Derived from Plants
Plants and Society 16. Stimulating Beverages
Estelle Levetin, Karen McMahon 17. Herbs and Spices
18. Materials: Cloth, Wood, and Paper
Edition: 9
2024© Part 5: Plants and Human Health
576 Pages 19. Medicinal Plants
Apr 2023
Print: 9781266281624 20. Psychoactive Plants
Connect: 9781265563387 21. Poisonous and Allergy Plants
Part 6: Algae and Fungi: The Impact of Algae and
Fungi on Human Affairs
22. The Algae
23. Fungi in the Natural Environment
24. Beverages and Foods from Fungi
OVERVIEW 25. Fungi that Affect Human Health
This introductory, one quarter/one-semester text Part 7: Plants and the Environment
takes a multidisciplinary approach to studying 26. Plant Ecology
the relationship between plants and people.
APPENDICES
The authors strive to stimulate interest in plant
science and encourage students to further their A. Metric System
studies in botany. Also, by exposing students to B. Classification of Plants
society’s historical connection to plants, Levetin
and McMahon hope to instill a greater appreciation Stern’s Introductory Plant
for the botanical world. Plants and Society covers Biology
James Bidlack, Shelley Jansky
basic principles of botany with strong emphasis on
the economic aspects and social implications of Edition: 15
plants and fungi. 2021©
640 Pages
Print: 9781260571042
FEATURES Connect: 9781260488616
• Plants and Society focuses primarily on how
humans interact with plants in their lives instead
of the more typical general botany topics of A&P,
diversity, and ecology. Eight introductory, general
botany chapters (2-9) provide the instructor with OVERVIEW
plenty of foundational material before moving on Bidlack, Stern’s Introductory to Plant Biology
to the engaging applied chapters. includes sufficient information for some shorter
introductory botany courses open to both majors
CONTENTS
and non-majors. It is arranged so that certain
Part 1: Plants and Society: The Botanical
sections can be omitted without disrupting the
Connections to Our Lives
overall continuity of the course and emphasizes
1. Plants in Our Lives
current interests while presenting basic botanical
Part 2: Introduction to Plant Life: Botanical
principles.
Principles
1. The Plant Cell
3. The Plant Body
4. Plant Physiology
5. Plant Life Cycle: Flowers
6. Plant Life Cycle: Fruits and Seeds
7. Genetics
8. Plant Systematics and Evolution
9. Diversity of Plant Life

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 FEATURES
• A list of the scientific names of all organisms
mentioned throughout the text is given in
PLANTS AND ANIMALS
Appendix 1. Appendix 2 deals with biological
controls and companion planting.
Appendix 3 includes wild edible plants,
poisonous plants, medicinal plants,
hallucinogenic plants, spices, tropical fruits, and
natural dye plants. Appendix 4 gives horticultural
information on house plants, along with brief
discussions on how to cultivate vegetables.
Nutritional values of the vegetables are included.
Appendix 5 covers metric equivalents and
conversion tables.
• A chapter outline, review questions, discussion
questions, and additional reading lists are
provided for each chapter.
• New terms are defined as they are introduced,
and those that are boldfaced are included, with
their pronunciation, in a glossary.
CONTENTS
1. What Is Plant Biology
2. The Nature of Life
3. Cells
4. Tissues
5. Roots and Soils6 Stems
7. Leaves
8. Flowers, Fruits, and Seeds
9. Water in Plants
10. Plant Metabolism
11. Growth and Development
12. Meiosis and Alternation of Generations
13. Genetics and Molecular Biology
14. Plant Breeding, Propagation, and
Biotechnology
15. Evolution
16. Plant Names and Classification
17. Domain (Kingdom) Bacteria, Domain
(Kingdom) Archaea, and Viruses
18. Kingdom Protista
19. Kingdom Fungi
20. Introduction to the Plant Kingdom:
Bryophytes
21. The Seedless Vascular Plants: Ferns and
Their Relatives
22. Introduction to Seed Plants: Gymnosperms
23. Seed Plants: Angiosperms
24. Flowering Plants and Civilization
25. Ecology
26. Biomes
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APPENDICES
1. Scientific Names of Organisms Mentioned
in the Text
2. Biological Controls
3. Useful and Poisonous Plants, Fungi,and Algae
4. House Plants and Home Gardening
5. Metric Equivalents and Conversion Tables
6. Periodic Table of the Elements
Zoology
Stephen A. Miller,
Todd A. Tupper
Edition: 12
2024©
640 Pages
Mar 2023
Print: 9781266113598
Connect: 9781266700163
OVERVIEW
The 12th edition of Zoology continues to offer
students an introductory general zoology text that
is manageable in size and adaptable to a variety
of course formats. It is a principles-oriented text
written for the non-majors or the combined course,
presented at the freshman and sophomore level.
FEATURES
• New Digital Assets and Media Integration: Many
of the sections within each chapter are linked
to animations of biological processes and audio
MP3 files. This media integration is indicated
within the printed text by icons directing students
to the media in Connect.
• Integrated Learning Outcomes: To help
instructors with institutional measurement
requirements, Zoology provides learning
outcomes for each major section in each chapter.
“Learning Outcomes Reviews” at the end of each
section reinforce important concepts students
have just studied.
CONTENTS
1. Zoology: An Evolutionary and Ecological
Perspective
2. The Structure and Function of Animal Cells
3. Cell Division and Inheritance
4. Evolution: History and Evidence
5. Evolution and Gene Frequencies
6. Ecology: Preserving the Animal Kingdom
7. Animal Taxonomy, Phylogeny, and
Organization
8. Animal Origins and Phylogenetic Highlights
9. The Basal Animal Phyla
10. The Smaller Lophotrochozoan Phyla
11. Molluscan Success
12. Annelida: The Metameric Body Form
13. The Smaller Ecdysozoan Phyla

PLANTS AND ANIMALS

14. The Arthropods: Blueprint for Success
15. The Pancrustacea: Crustacea and Hexapoda
16. Ambulacraria: Echinoderms and
Hemichordates
17. Chordata: Urochordata and Cephalochordata
18. The Fishes: Vertebrate Success in Water
19. Amphibians: The First Terrestrial Vertebrates
20. Nonavian Reptiles: Diapsid Amniotes
21. Birds: The Avian Reptiles
22. Mammals: Synapsid Amniotes
23. Protection, Support, and Movement
24. Communication I: Nervous and Sensory
Systems
25. Communication II: The Endocrine System and
Chemical Messengers
26. Circulation and Gas Exchange
27. Nutrition and Digestion
28. Temperature and Body Fluid Regulation
29. Reproduction and Development

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Precalculus & College Algebra
College Algebra
PRECALCULUS & COLLEGE ALGEBRA
Julie Miller, Donna Gerken
Edition: 3
2023©
864 Pages
Dec 2022
Print: 9781265246600
ALEKS: 9781264248278
OVERVIEW
When Julie Miller began writing her successful
developmental math series one of her primary
goals was to bridge the gap between preparatory
courses and college algebra. For thousands of
students the Miller/O’Neill/Hyde (or M/O/H) series
has provided a solid foundation in developmental
mathematics. With the Miller College Algebra series
Julie has carried forward her clear concise writing
style; highly effective pedagogical features; and
complete author-created technological package to
students in this course area.
FEATURES
• College Algebra is now available exclusively in
ALEKS®. ALEKS is a course assistant that helps
math instructors forge Constructive Learning
Paths for their students – blending personalized
modules with instructor-driven assignments to
ensure every student always has another block to
build on their knowledge base.
• As part of this revision, content has been
modernized with new data sets and
contemporary topics that are relevant to all
of today’s students. You will find data and
information relating to the COVID-19 pandemic,
health care costs and ethics, income tax rates,
the development of modern computers, extreme
weather, and the work of modern scientists and
inventors.
CONTENTS
R. Review of Prerequisites
1. Equations and Inequalities
2. Functions and Relations
3. Polynomial and Rational Functions
4. Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
5. Systems of Equations and Inequalities
6. Matrices and Determinants and Applications
7. Analytic Geometry
8. Sequences, Series, Induction, and Probability
Appendix A: Additional Topics Appendix (Online
only)
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College Algebra &
Trigonometry
Julie Miller, Donna Gerken
Edition: 2
2023©
1280 Pages
Print: 9781265246709
ALEKS: 9781264248667
OVERVIEW
Julie Miller wrote her developmental math
series because students were coming into her
Precalculus course underprepared. They weren’t
mathematically mature enough to understand the
concepts of math nor were they fully engaged
with the material. She began her developmental
mathematics offerings with intermediate algebra to
help bridge that gap.
The Precalculus series is a carefully constructed
end to that bridge that uses the highly effective
pedagogical features from her fastest growing
developmental math series. What sets Julie
Miller’s series apart is that it addresses course
issues through an author-created digital package
that maintains a consistent voice and notation
throughout the program. This consistency--in
videos PowerPoints Lecture Notes and Group
Activities--coupled with the power of ALEKS
ensures that students master the skills necessary
to be successful in Precalculus and can carry them
through to the calculus sequence.
FEATURES
• College Algebra & Trigonometry is now available
exclusively in ALEKS®. ALEKS is a course
assistant that helps math instructors forge
Constructive Learning Paths for their students
– blending personalized modules with instructor-
driven assignments to ensure every student
always has another block to build on their
knowledge base.
• As part of this revision, content has been
modernized with new data sets and
contemporary topics that are relevant to all
of today’s students. You will find data and
information relating to the COVID-19 pandemic,
health care costs and ethics, income tax rates,
the development of modern computers, extreme
weather, and the work of modern scientists and
inventors.
CONTENTS
R. Review of Prerequisites
1. Equations and Inequalities
2. Functions and Relations
3. Polynomial and Rational Functions
4. Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
5. Trigonometric Functions
6. Analytic Trigonometry
7. Applications of Trigonometric Functions
8. Trigonometry Applied to Rectangular and
Polar Coordinate Systems and Vectors
9. Systems of Equations and Inequalities
10. Matrices and Determinants and Applications
11. Analytic Geometry
12. Sequences, Series, Induction, and Probability
Online: Section A-1 Proof of the Binomial Theorem
A-2 Definition of Conics from a Fixed Point and
Fixed Line
College Algebra with
Corequisite Support
Julie Miller
Edition: 1
2021©
960 Pages
Print: 9781260576023
ALEKS: 9781260867022
OVERVIEW
The only product built from the ground up with
the corequisite student in mind, authors Julie
Miller and Donna Gerken present College Algebra
with Corequisite Support, 1st edition. Based on
extensive feedback from today’s corequisite math
instructors, this book thoughtfully interweaves
support-level and college algebra concepts,
providing options for both comprehensive and
just-in-time review. To compliment this new
approach, unique pedagogical features were
created to fit the needs of this changing student
audience. These include “expanded examples”
that ensure sample problems don’t leave out any
important steps as well as an increased number
of examples overall to help reinforce the skills
students will build on throughout the course.
Additionally, “for review” boxes can be found
throughout the text to provide just-in-time review
of important prerequisite concepts precisely
where students need it. With an emphasis on
consistency between the text, technology, and
supplementary resources, College Algebra with
Corequisite Support is accompanied by a new suite
of videos and online homework problems, as well
as print resources such as lecture notes and a full
corequisite skills workbook.
The end result is a comprehensive package of
content and valuable resources that provide a
seamless and flexible experience to fit a variety of
PRECALCULUS & COLLEGE ALGEBRA
teaching and learning styles.
FEATURES
• Expanded Examples: To support students of all
levels, previously implicit steps have been added
to expand out example problems. Combined with
additional annotation, these examples provide a
clear and understandable template to apply on
practice problems. Additional examples have also
been added to ensure a more gradual increase in
rigor across a chapter.
• “For Review” Boxes: Throughout the text, just-
in-time tips and reminders of prerequisite skills
appear in the margin alongside the concepts
for which they are needed. References to
prior sections are given for cases where more
comprehensive review is available earlier in the
text.
• Prerequisite Review Exercises: Within the
end-of-section exercise sets, additional
prerequisite review exercises have been added
to ensure sufficient practice on the skills required
for success within the section exercises.
• Detailed Chapter Summaries: In order to solidify
retention of key concepts and ensure that
students can efficiently and effectively prepare
for exams, care has been taken to add details
and examples to every chapter summary along
with references to where in the chapter the topic
was covered.
• Corequisite Workbook: Available in print form
or through downloadable files in ALEKS, the
corequisite workbook contains just-in-time
prerequisite review exercise sets designed to
be worked prior to the section for which the
worksheet is intended. Additional worksheets
focused on individual prerequisite concepts are
also available.
• Corequisite Video Study Guide: For fundamental
concepts, worksheets tied to video lessons give
students a guided framework for self-study, filling
gaps in knowledge and preparation.
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 • ALEKS is the ideal corequisite companion; it
provides instructors the flexibility to determine
what content is critical for a student to succeed
PRECALCULUS & COLLEGE ALGEBRA
in the credit-bearing course and helps deliver
individualized preparation in the corequisite
support course. In addition to the dynamic
learning path personalized to each student,
ALEKS now offers homework assignments with
textbook-specific problems. Blending these two
learning environments in one platform provides
the utmost flexibility to support your teaching
style. No matter where a student starts on their
corequisite journey, ALEKS helps you guide them
down the most efficient and effective learning
path possible.
CONTENTS
R. Review of Prerequisites Section
1. Linear Equations and Inequalities
2. Polynomials
3. Quadratic Equations
4. More Expressions and Equations
5. Functions and Relations
6. Transformations and Analysis of Functions
7. Polynomial Functions
8. Rational Functions
9. Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
10. Systems of Equations and Inequalities
11. Matrices and Determinants and Applications
12. Analytic Geometry (Available Oneline)
13. Sequences, Series, Induction, and Probability
(Available Oneline)
Precalculus
Julie Miller, Donna Gerken
Edition: 2
2023©
1, 280 Pages
Dec 2022
Print: 9781265247188
ALEKS: 9781264248230
OVERVIEW
Julie Miller wrote her developmental math
series because students were coming into her
Precalculus course underprepared. They weren’t
mathematically mature enough to understand the
concepts of math nor were they fully engaged
with the material. She began her developmental
mathematics offerings with intermediate algebra
to help bridge that gap. The Precalculus series is a
carefully constructed end to that bridge that uses
the highly effective pedagogical features from her
fastest growing developmental math series.
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What sets Julie Miller’s series apart is that it
addresses course issues through an author-created
digital package that maintains a consistent voice
and notation throughout the program. This
consistency--in videos PowerPoints Lecture Notes
and Group Activities--coupled with the power of
ALEKS ensures that students master the skills
necessary to be successful in Precalculus and can
carry them through to the calculus sequence.
FEATURES
• Precalculus is now available exclusively in
ALEKS®. ALEKS is a course assistant that helps
math instructors forge Constructive Learning
Paths for their students – blending personalized
modules with instructor-driven assignments to
ensure every student always has another block to
build on their knowledge base.
• As part of this revision, content has been
modernized with new data sets and
contemporary topics that are relevant to all
of today’s students. You will find data and
information relating to the COVID-19 pandemic,
health care costs and ethics, income tax rates,
the development of modern computers, extreme
weather, and the work of modern scientists and
inventors.
CONTENTS
R. Review of Prerequisites
1. Functions and Relations
2. Polynomial and Rational Functions
3. Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
4. Trigonometric Functions
5. Analytic Trigonometry
6. Applications of Trigonometric Functions
7. Trigonometry Applied to Rectangular and
Polar Coordinate Systems and Vectors
8. Systems of Equations and Inequalities
9. Matrices and Determinants and Applications
10. Analytic Geometry
11. Sequences, Series, Induction, and Probability
12. Preview of Calculus (Available Oneline)
Section A-1 Proof of the Binomial Theorem
A-2 Definition of Conics From a Fixed Point and
Fixed Line (Available Oneline)

Statistics & Probability
Elementary Statistics
William Navidi, Barry Monk
Edition: 4
2022©
848 Pages
Print: 9781264417001
ALEKS: 9781264136476
OVERVIEW
Elementary Statistics 4e was developed around
three central themes – Clarity Quality and
Accuracy. The authors paid close attention to how
material is presented to students ensuring that
the content in the text is very clear, concise and
digestible. High quality exercises examples and
integration of technology are important aspects
of an introductory statistics text. The authors
have provided robust exercise sets that range in
difficulty. They have also focused keen attention to
ensure that examples provide clear instruction to
students.
FEATURES
• Discussions of the investigative process of
statistics have been added, in accordance with
recommendations of the GAISE report.
• In-class activities have been added to each
chapter.
• New conceptual exercises regarding assumptions
in constructing confidence intervals and
performing hypothesis tests have been added.
• A large number of new exercises have been
included, many of which involve real data from
recent sources.
CONTENTS
1. Basic Ideas
2. Graphical Summaries of Data
3. Numerical Summaries of Data
4. Summarizing Bivariate Data
5. Probability
6. Discrete Probability Distributions
7. The Normal Distribution
8. Confidence Intervals
9. Hypothesis Testing
10. Two-Sample Confidence Intervals
11. Two-Sample Hypothesis Tests
12. Tests with Qualitative Data
13. Inference in Linear Models
14. Analysis of Variance
15. Nonparametric Statistics
Elementary Statistics: A
Brief Version
Allan Bluman
STATISTICS & PROBABILITY
Edition: 8
2019©
752 Pages
Print: 9781260092554
ALEKS: 9781260387056
OVERVIEW
Elementary Statistics: A Brief Version was written
as an aid in the beginning Statistics course for
students whose mathematical background is
limited to basic algebra. The book follows a
non-theoretical approach without formal proofs,
explaining concepts intuitively and supporting them
with abundant examples.
The applications span a broad range of topics
including problems in business, sports, health
architecture, education, entertainment, political
science, psychology, history, criminal justice, and
many more. While a number of important changes
have been made in this next edition, the learning
system remains untouched and provides students
with a useful framework in which to learn and apply
concepts.
FEATURES
• The eleventh edition of Elementary Statistics: A
Step by Step received an extensive and thorough
audit to ensure that the examples, applications,
and topics referenced throughout support a
welcoming and sensitive experience for all
learners and uphold McGraw Hill’s commitment
to equity, inclusion, and diversity. In addition, the
text also received new and updated examples
and exercises throughout.
• Hypothesis-Testing Summaries are found at the
end of Chapter 9 (z, t, x, and F tests for testing
means, proportions, and variances) and Chapter
11 (correlation, chi-square, and ANOVA) show
students the different types of hypotheses and
the types of tests to use.
• A Data Bank listing various attributes (educational
level, cholesterol level, gender, etc.) for 100
people and several additional data sets using
real data are included and referenced in various
exercises and projects throughout the book.
CONTENTS
1. The Nature of Probability and Statistics
2. Frequency Distributions and Graphs
3. Data Description
4. Probability and Counting Rules
5. Discrete Probability Distributions
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 6. The Normal Distribution CONTENTS
7. Confidence Intervals and Sample Size 1. The Nature of Probability and Statistics
8. Hypothesis Testing 2. Frequency Distributions and Graphs
STATISTICS & PROBABILITY

9. Testing the Difference Between Two Means, 3. Data Description

Two Proportions, and Two Variances 4. Probability and Counting Rules
10. Correlation and Regression 5. Discrete Probability Distributions
11. Chi-Square and Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) 6. The Normal Distribution
7. Confidence Intervals and Sample Size
APPENDICES
8. Hypothesis Testing
A. Tables
9. Testing the Difference Between Two Means,
B. Data Bank
Two Proportions, and Two Variances
C. Glossary
10. Correlation and Regression
D. Selected Answers
11. Other Chi-Square Tests
12. Analysis of Variance
Elementary Statistics: A 13. Nonparametric Statistics
Step By Step Approach
14. Sampling and Simulation
Allan G. Bluman

Edition: 11
2023© Essential Statistics
880 Pages William Navidi, Barry Monk
Nov 2022
Print: 9781265248123 Edition: 3
ALEKS: 9781260525090 2022©
656 Pages
Print: 9781260598209
ALEKS: 9781265910518

OVERVIEW
The author takes a non-theoretical approach to
teaching the course. Statistics is the language of
today’s world and Bluman’s marketing-leading
Step-by-Step Approach makes it easy to learn
and understand. Helping students move from
the computational to the conceptual, Bluman
provides all the support your students need to
grasp the fundamentals of statistics and make that
connection.
FEATURES
• The eleventh edition of Elementary Statistics: A
Step by Step received an extensive and thorough
audit to ensure that the examples, applications,
and topics referenced throughout support a
welcoming and sensitive experience for all
learners and uphold McGraw Hill’s commitment
to equity, inclusion, and diversity. In addition, the
text also received new and updated examples
and exercises throughout.
• Elementary Statistics: A Step by Step Approach
is now available exclusively in ALEKS®. ALEKS
is a course assistant that helps math instructors
forge Constructive Learning Paths for their
students – blending personalized modules with
instructor-driven assignments to ensure every
student always has another block to build on their
knowledge base.
• The new edition now includes over 100 new
or updated examples AND over 550 new or
updated exercises.
OVERVIEW
Essential Statistics 3rd Edition is designed for an
introductory course in statistics. The mathematical
prerequisite is basic algebra. In addition to
presenting the mechanics of the subject, the
authors have endeavored to explain the concepts
behind them in a straightforward, clear, and
engaging writing style. As practicing statisticians,
the authors have done everything possible to
ensure that the material is accurate and correct.
This text will enable instructors to explore statistical
concepts in depth yet remain easy for students to
read and understand.
FEATURES
• A large number of new exercises have been
included, many of which involve real data from
recent sources.
• A new section on multiple testing has been
added.
• New conceptual exercises regarding assumptions
in constructing confidence intervals and
performing hypothesis tests have been added.
• Several of the case studies have been updated.

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CONTENTS
1. Basic Ideas
2. Graphical Summaries of Data

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3. Numerical Summaries of Data
4. Probability
5. Discrete Probability Distributions
6. The Normal Distribution
7. Confidence Intervals
8. Hypothesis Testing
9. Inferences on Two Samples
10. Tests with Qualitative Data
11. Correlation and Regression

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 INDEX

Book Title Page Book Title Page

A E
Abbott Natural Disasters, 12e 70 Enger Environmental Science, 16e 62
American
Chemical
Society
Chemistry in Context, 10e 53 F
Fox Human Physiology, 16e 26
Nester's Microbiology: A Human
Anderson 47
Perspective, 10e
G
Arny Explorations: Introduction to Astronomy, 10e 83
Giambattista College Physics, 5e 83
B
Giambattista Physics, 5e 87
Bauer University Physics with Modern Physics, 3e 89
Goldberg Genetics: From Genes to Genomes, 8e 44
Bidlack Stern's Introductory Plant Biology, 15e 93
Griffith Physics of Everyday Phenomena, 10e 88
Bjelland Human Geography, 13e 66

Bjelland Introduction to Geography, 16e 67

H
Hickman, Jr Animal Diversity, 9e 91
Bluman Elementary Statistics: A Brief Version, 8e 99

Elementary Statistics: A Step By Step Hickman, Jr Integrated Principles of Zoology, 19e 91

Bluman 100
Approach, 11e
Hitner Pharmacology: An Introduction, 8e 82
Brooker Biology, 6e 31
Hoefnagels Biology: Concepts and Investigations, 5e 34
Brooker Principles of Biology, 4e 39
Hoefnagels Biology: The Essentials, 4e 35
Brooker Concepts of Genetics, 4e 43
J
Brooker Genetics: Analysis and Principles, 8e 43
Johnson Essentials of The Living World, 7e 37
Burdge Chemistry, 6e 52
Johnson The Living World, 11e 41
Burdge Chemistry: Atoms First, 5e 54

Introductory Chemistry: An Atoms First

K
Burdge 57
Approach, 3e
Kay Farm Management, 10e 17
Byrd-
Wardlaw's Perspectives in Nutrition, 12e 79
BredBenner Krauskopf The Physical Universe, 18e 88

Byrd- Wardlaw's Perspectives in Nutrition: A

BredBenner Functional Approach, 3e
80 L
C Lapres Essentials of Anatomy and Physiology, 8e 20

Carey Organic Chemistry, 12e 57 Levetin Plants and Society, 9e 93

Castro Marine Biology, 12e 92

Lewis Human Genetics, 14e 44
Chess Talaro's Foundations in Microbiology, 12e 50
Mader's Understanding Human Anatomy &
Talaro's Foundations in Microbiology: Basic Longenbaker 26
Chess 50 Physiology, 10e
Principles, 12e

Cowan
Microbiology Fundamentals: A Clinical
Approach, 4e
45 M
Mader Biology, 14e 32
Cowan Microbiology: A Systems Approach, 7e 46

Cunningham Environmental Science: A Global Concern, 16e 63 Mader Essentials of Biology, 7e 36

Cunningham Principles of Environmental Science, 10e 64 Mader Human Biology, 17e 38

D Mader Inquiry into Life, 17e 39

Denniston General, Organic, and Biochemistry, 11e 56 Mason Understanding Biology, 4e 42

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INDEX

Book Title Page Book Title Page

The Good Earth: Introduction to Earth Schiff Nutrition For Healthy Living, 6e 77
McConnell 65
Science, 5e
Schneider Pathways to Astronomy, 6e 85
Anatomy & Physiology: An Integrative
Mckinley 18
Approach, 4e
Sher Ecology: Concepts and Applications, 9e 62
Mckinley Human Anatomy, 6e 24
Chemistry: The Molecular Nature of Matter
Silberberg 55
and Change, 10e
Miller Zoology, 12e 94
Smith General, Organic, & Biological Chemistry, 5e 56
Miller College Algebra, 3e 96
Smith Organic Chemistry, 7e 58
Miller College Algebra & Trigonometry, 2e 96
Smith Organic Chemistry with Biological Topics, 6e 59
Miller College Algebra with Corequisite Support, 1e 97
Principles of General, Organic, & Biological
Smith 60
Chemistry, 3e
Miller Precalculus, 2e 98
Smith Wardlaw's Contemporary Nutrition, 12e 77
Montgomery Environmental Geology, 12e 68
Wardlaw's Contemporary Nutrition: A
Smith 78
N Functional Approach, 7e

Sobecki Pathways to Math Literacy, 3e 75

Navidi Elementary Statistics, 4e 99

Sobecki Math in Our World, 5e 73

Navidi Essential Statistics, 3e 100
Math in Our World: A Quantitative Reasoning
Sobecki 73
O Approach, 2e

Stephenson Human Nutrition: Science for Healthy Living, 3e 76

Overby/Chang Chemistry, 14e 52

Sverdrup Investigating Oceanography, 4e 70

P
Plummer Physical Geology, 17e 71 T
Tillery Integrated Science, 8e 84
Price Mastering ArcGIS Pro, 2e 64

Tillery Physical Science, 13e 86

R
Raven Biology, 13e 33 V
Williams' Nutrition for Health, Fitness VanPutte Seeley's Anatomy & Physiology, 13e 27
Rawson 81
and Sport, 12e
Seeley's Essentials of Anatomy and
VanPutte 28
Physiology, 11e
Reichard Environmental Geology, 5e 68
W
Reynolds Exploring Physical Geography, 3e 66
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