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|  | | A Natural Biological Control to Mosquito larvae
This is on a natural predator of mosquito larvae and is scientifically written. The predation rate in the control of mosquito larvae; Copepod versus Gambusia (mosquito fish).
Controlling mosquitoes by unnatural means poses many problems to people's health and the environment. Here is an approach using the mosquito larva's natural predator, the copepod, to effectively control the emergence of adult mosquitoes. Just a simple enhancement to the waterways of the world that contain this little plankton naturally, will do a world of wonders to help eliminate the dangers and deaths associated with Malaria. This research shows how the copepod works better than any introduced species, such as the mosquito fish, or any form of insecticide in hopes of eradicating the devastat | |  | | Filarial Worm-A factual story on Nematodes(parasites)
This is a general science book for children from grades 1-5.
This book offers enlightening knowledge on how parasites are transmitted and how to prevent them from infecting you. This is a factual, eye-opening tale about Nematodes (parasites) that some people suffer with throughout the globe. It is creatively written in poetic prose and offers clip art and other pictures for a more pleasurable way to read. It is mainly intended for science at the elementary level but can be used as a reference guide for any age as it also provides a glossary at its end. If you have ever wanted to know more on parasites then this is the book for you.
The full ver | |  | | Halloweeeeen...
The night was alive with the monsters from many a nightmare, on the loose. Escapees from the dreams of those who lie sleeping. Released and left alone to wander the places where we live. Where do they go? Who is it that they will visit next? Look deep, hard, and long to see which one will haunt your next sleeping hours. This is a Halloween story for children 8 and under. Of course, it is really for any one of us who likes Halloween. Fun and yet a bit scary. Not to be read without someone to cuddle. But then again...
The full version is available at www.lulu.com. Thanks for looking. | |  | | The Students Reference Guide to Bacteria
With this book the student will be able to find the name of the bacteria, some of the tests used to identify it and other valuable information.
With this book the student will be able to find the name of the bacteria, some of the tests used to identify it and other valuable information.
Furthermore, there will be some information on what diseases or benefits the bacteria may have.
The student will further will be able to learn how to isolate the bacteria to obtain a pure culture and how to identify a Gram Positive (+) or Gram Negative (-) bacterium.
A dictionary of Medical and Scientific terminology is also provided.
Cover photo by Jennifer Love Icasiano Ficken. |
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Virus X
by Frank Ryan
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 Where do viruses, such as Ebola and HIV, come from and why they are so aggressive? This book changed tenets of evolutionary virology, developing the concepts of aggressive symbiosis and plague culling, which explain much of the horror of plague virus |
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Virolution
by Frank Ryan
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 Our human genome is full of viruses similar to HIV-1. These have played an important role in human evolution and still play an important role in human embryology and day-to-day chemistry. Just how important are they to our evolution past and future? |
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