General Genetics

To the student, perhaps the most important thing about this book is that it so clearly demonstrates the logical development of the major concepts and facts by experiment, hypothesis, and experiment. Not all aspects of respiration are included, but the basis is established for understanding the others. The manner of expression in this book is far superior to that found in most texts or scientific papers. It is not only economical and unambiguous, but has a certain elegance. The reviewer feels that from the point of view of content and style, one can obtain from this book a maximum amount of information for a given amount of concentration.