The world and man as science sees them
By: edited by Forest Ray Moulton.
Publisher: The University of Chicago Press
Published: 1937
Place of publication: Chicago, Ill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 533
Subjects: Science.; Evolution.
Notes: "Books recommended for further reading" p. 519-521.
"First edition."
Table of contents: title: Astronomy, by F. R. Moulton.; title: The origin and history of the earth, by R. T. Chamberlin.; title: Particles and waves, by H. B. Lemon and R. J. Stephenson.; title: Chemical processes, by H. J. Schlesinger and E. J. Rosenbaum.; title: The nature and origin of life, by H. H. Newman.; title: The problems of life and reproduction in the plant kingdom, by M. C. Coulter.; title: Evolution and behavior of the invertebrates, by  W. C. Allee.; title: Vertebrates, by A. S. Romer.; title: Physiological processes, by A. J. Carlson.; title: Microorganisms and their roles in nature, by W. H. Taliaferro.; title: Man, by Fay-Cooper Cole.