A Course Of Elementary Instruction In Practical Biology (1879)

Covering a broad spectrum of biological topics, this work by Thomas Henry Huxley serves as an essential guide for students eager to explore practical biology. It delves into cell structure, organism classification, plant and animal functions, and the principles of evolution. Huxley emphasizes hands-on observation and experimentation, providing practical examples for students. As a significant resource in the history of biology, this comprehensive text reflects the scientific advancements of the 19th century and remains relevant for contemporary learners and researchers.