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Beginners' zoology

By Walter Moore Coleman
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The text introduces fundamental biological concepts and the distinction between living and nonliving matter, explains energy flow via photosynthesis and animal respiration, and illustrates simple classroom experiments. It provides a systematic survey of animal groups from protozoans through sponges, polyps, echinoderms, worms, crustaceans, insects, molluscs, fishes, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals, describing characteristic structures, functions, and life processes. Emphasis falls on observable anatomy, development, and ecological roles, accompanied by clear explanations and practical suggestions for beginner-level study and microscope work.

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Walter Moore Coleman

Walter Moore Coleman was an American author known for his contributions to educational literature, particularly in the field of zoology. His notable work, "Beginners' Zoology," serves as an introductory text aimed at young readers and those new to the subject. Through this book, Coleman sought to make the study of animals accessible and engaging, fostering a sense of curiosity about the natural world. His approach to writing reflects a commitment to education and a desire to inspire future generations of scientists and nature enthusiasts.

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