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- Access Excellence
Resources for high school biology teachers including online discussion groups, activities exchange, and science news.
- AntBoy's Bugworld
Designed for the elementary-level insect enthusiast, this page features facts about ants, bees, butterflies, roaches, spiders, and other bugs.
- Aquarius
Meet the aquanauts at this underwater research lab in Key Largo. Explore the coral reef, visit the classroom, and take a tour.
- Arctica
Solve this mystery about five British explorers who froze to death during an expedition. Find out the cause of their demise.
- Bee Alert!
Kids can explore this page to learn about bees and their habits, find bee-themed jokes, and meet beekeepers.
- BioChemNet
Directory of Web resources for biology and chemistry teachers includes links to articles and online activities. Offers weekly article updates.
- Biographies of Women in Developmental Biology
Provides the curriculum vitae, awards, and research interests of women in biology. Includes links to related sites.
- Biology Hypertextbook
Comprehensive online illustrated textbook covering genetics, cell biology, immunology, photosynthesis and biochemistry.
- Biology Lessons for Teachers
San Diego State University helps you to prepare and evaluate lessons and experiments for elementary school students.
- Biology Place
Online instruction in many facets of biology, including genetics, evolution and ecology. Subscription is required, and site is for students and instructors.
- Birmingham Zoo - The Animal Omnibus
Presentation of complex world of zoology for kids. Covering mammals, dinosaurs and even molluscs.
- Blackout Syndrome
Find out about a mysterious disease after a mother rushes her child to the hospital. Investigate the scene and stop the sickness.
- Butterfly WebSite
Explore details about butterfly life cycles, habits, and habitats. Learn about grants available to schools studying the creatures.
- Cell, The
Discover a world of cells with a glossary and gallery of images. Includes lessons, resources, and a virtual cell.
- Cells Alive!
Video, animation and explanatory text on topics such as bacteria growth and antibody production.
- Cell
Dig into a fundamental unit of life for plants and animals, the cell. Includes images and a diagram.
- Center for Cell Imaging
View confocal microscopy images from Yale University. Includes contact information.
- Circulatory System
Develop an understanding of the size and location of the heart, as well as its function and transport system. Includes diagrams and descriptions.
- Cool Science for Curious Kids
Learn plant parts by building a salad. Then find out how what is floating in the air we breath in this cool site for kids.
- DNA - An Instruction Manual
Zoom into DNA, the body's instruction manual. Find out the affects of DNA.
- Dinosauria
UC Berkeley provides an introduction to the different varieties of dinosaur, and offers a look at exhibits about the creatures.
- Explore the Nervous System
Investigate the brain and spinal cord. Find out about neurons, sensory systems, and neurological disorders.
- Frank Potter's Science Gems
Collection of 2,000 WWW resources appropriate for the classroom - categorized by subject and grade levels.
- Hearts
Find out the how the heart is built and how it works. Then learn about heart disease, surgery, and defects.
- Human Blood
Easy to read and follow guide to blood, explaining what it is, what it does, and why living things need it. Take a blood IQ test.
- Indigo Instruments
Online catalog of laboratory equipment, molecular models, software, and other tools for the teaching of science subjects.
- Inner Learning Online
Study the inner workings of the human body or marvel in the exploration of a automobile. Includes animations, images, or descriptions.
- Interactive Frog Dissection
Take up a virtual scalpel and dissect a frog in this tutorial, with muscle incisions and organ examinations.
- Introduction to Microscopy
Take a look at a microscopy primer and museum, details about light and color, and special microscope techniques. Includes web resources.
- Living Things
Great collection of web resources for teachers of life science. Sections cover plant, and animal families, and the circle of life.
- MendelWeb
Provides an educational resources for teachers and students interested in genetics, data analysis, and elementary plant science.
- Molecular Biology Notebook
Guide for teachers, providing hands-on teaching guidelines and techniques for teaching molecular biology. Related links are offered.
- Mutant Fruit Flies
Explore this exhibit showing the mutations that occur in the natural fruit fly population. Includes detailed illustrations.
- NOVA Online - Island of the Sharks
Features interactive exhibits about these sea-beasts, including color photos and interviews with shark experts about their habits.
- Nanoworld Image Gallery
Explore a fascinating collection of images of biological specimens and other structures from the view of an electron microscope.
- National Zoo
View online cinema, play educational games or watch animal slide shows. With a collection of news articles and photos.
- Natural Perspective
Take a walk and explore the beauty and science of nature. Find out about fungi, plantae, animalia, and protoctista.
- NobelChannel.com
Experience the history of the Nobel laureates and the Nobel prizes, from Alfred Nobel to the present day.
- Ocean Planet
Online search for the giant squid, the largest invertebrate. Includes physiology and anatomy of this rarely seen mollusk.
- Online Class
Study oceans, marine life and world cultures with Ocean Expo, and Antarctica's food web and geology with Blue Ice.
- Parasites
Get a description of the life of a parasitic worm that begins its journey in the stomach of a roach. Find out how they seek asylum.
- River of Venom
Find a way out of this lab in the Amazon rainforest set up to make killer bees less deadly. Problem solve to help the scientists and survive.
- Seeds of Change Garden
Read a history of food starting with 1492, when Christopher Columbus discovered America. Includes recipes and activities.
- Seeds of Life
Investigate the properties of seeds and find out how they travel. Includes links to related sites.
- The Heart
Virtual exploration of the heart, examining its structure, function and development.
- The Sciences Explorer
Be introduced to concepts of biology with this impressive multimedia site. Includes an interactive forum.
- Virtual Fly Lab
Play the role of a research geneticist and design matings between different flies. Decide among body colors, eye colors, and wing shapes.
- Virtual Tour of a Cell
Take a tour of the insides of a cell and see its inner workings. Find out how much DNA is in each living cell of the human body.
- WhaleNet
Collaborative telecomputing project between schools worldwide. With educational material focusing on whales.
- Zoo in the Wild
Virtual zoo with photos and information on diets, habits, and homes of earth and sky animals. Featured animals are listed alphabetically.
- ZooNet for Kids
Contains a gallery of animal pictures and sounds, details of children's zoos, and fun facts on your favorite animals.
- Zoom Mammals
Interactive introduction to the world of mammals features images, descriptions of different species, and printable fact sheets.
- Zoom Sharks
Page through this hypertext introduction to the varieties of sharks, their habitats, and their habits. Includes printable black-and-white images.
- Zoom Whales
Discover facts about these giant marine mammals, and view images of different species. Print out sheets with pictures and descriptions.
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