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The Biology Project
The Biology Learning Center at the University of Arizona has put together an excellent series of tutorials and problem sets many of which are available in Spanish. "It has been designed for biology students at the college and high school level, but it is useful for medical students, physicians, science writers and all types of interested people." Includes lesson plans and annotated links to other resources.
2. BioSURF
This resource from Scott Foresman-Addison Wesley is organized around their textbook, Biology: The Web of Life. For each chapter there are Learning Links (to complementary web sites), a Teachers Lounge with additional background material and tutorials, and news relating to each topic.
3. The NBII: Your Home For Biological Information on the Web
This site was put together by the Center for Biological Informatics of the U.S. Geological Survey. It includes a search engine called BioBot, teacher resources, and news about current biological issues. This is a good place to look for information about botany, fisheries, and scientific names and to do a "Quick Species Search."
4. What is Photosynthesis?
"Although seemingly simple in concept, the photosynthesis process is very complicated. Follow these links to articles that discuss photosynthesis at varying degrees of complexity." This is a collection of links that will explain everything you ever wanted to know about photosynthesis, and more, at levels ranging from elementary school to college.
