Mathematics for the Life Sciences
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The book, Mathematics for the Life Sciences, was written with freshmen and sophomore college biology students in mind. Requiring only high-school-level quantitative skills, this text covers basic calculus and essential probabilistic reasoning when considering biological systems. The linked website is a supplement to the book.
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Bodine, E.N., S. Lenhart, L.J. Gross (2014). Mathematics for the Life Sciences. Princeton University Press, Princeton, NJ.
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Radford University