Category: E-Books

Principles of Animal Physiology, 3rd edition, (PDF), by Chris Moyes and Trish Schulte, is designed to provide third- and second-year, undergraduate university students enrolled in animal physiology courses with an approach that balances its presentation of comparative physiology with mechanistic topics. The ebook delivers the fundamentals of animal physiology while providing

Comprehensively updated based on recent scholarship and recent events, American Government: Power and Purpose, Core 15th Edition, (PDF) remains the gold standard for teaching a political science perspective on American government. A thorough examination of the 2018 midterm elections and the first years of the Trump presidency make this revision

A key goal of environmental research is to inform policy and decision-making. Though, environmental experts working at the interface between policy, science, and society face complex challenges, including how to recognize sources of disagreement over environmental issues, communicate uncertainties and limitations of knowledge, and handle controversial topics like genetic modification

Mixed-Species Forests: Ecology and Management, (PDF) provides a detailed overview of the present state of knowledge concerning the ecology and management of structurally and compositionally diverse forests. It gives answers to central questions such as: Do the ecological features of mixed-species stands also translate into economic differences between monocultures and

Steven Stanley’s classic textbook, now coauthored with John Luczaj, Earth System History 4th Edition (PDF) remains the only ebook for the historical geology course written from a truly integrated earth systems perspective. The thoroughly updated new fourth edition includes important new coverage on climate change, mass extinctions, and Proterozoic history,