TEXTBOOKS: There are a number of online "textbooks" that students might find helpful.

• Biology by Campbell et al. An online supplement to your textbook
• MIT Biology Hypertext. Covers cell and molecular topics; includes Mendelian genetics
• Online Biology Text. This site covers most biology topics, including evolution and ecology
• Biology by Kimball. Another complete online text

 GENETICS: Learn more about cell division, chromosomes, and Mendelian and population genetics.

• The Biology Project. A great introduction to Mendelian genetics and cell division. Includes tutorials.
• MendelWeb. Resouces for learning more about Mendel
• Graphics Gallery. Lots of good visual aids, including cell division, chromosomes, and genetics
• Meiosis Tutorial. A nicely illustrated tutorial on the phases of meiosis
• Population and Evolutionary Genetics. A nice review of population genetics.
• Mendelian Genetics. Good reviews of several topics in mendelian genetics.
• Pea Soup. Mendel, a genetics glossary, and an interactive dihybrid cross
• Emuseum. Covers several genetics topics and some evolution.
• National Health Museum. A great site to learn about genetics and gene technology

 EVOLUTION: Sites on evolution and Darwin, as well as resources for teaching evolutionary science

• Alfred Wallace Page. Learn more about the cofounder of natural selection
• PBS Evolution Project. Details a recent seven-part series on evolution
• BBC Evolution Page. Good source for all sorts of information on Darwin and evolution
• The Origin of Species. Yes, the entire book online
• Synthetic Theory of Evolution. Good information on natural selection, and micro- and macroevolution
• Talk Origins. Explores the creation/evolution controversy
• National Center for Science Education. Supports the teaching of evolution
• Evolution Update. Good list of resources for learning more about evolution
• History of Life. Diverse information on evolution and the history of life
• Museum of Paleontology. Access to information on evolution and phylogeny from UC-Berkeley
• Human Evolution. Learn more about the evolution of humans.

 ECOLOGY: Links to sites dealing with the interaction between organisms and their environment, including humans

• Issues in Ecology. Detailed reports on current ecological problems
• Population Clock. Check out the size of the current US or world population
• Logisitic Growth Tool. A handy tool for understanding logisitic growth
• Population Dynamics. Explore the various population models you saw in lecture
• Ecology. A great place to start exploring ecology on the web
• Population Ecology. A gateway to web resources on population ecology
• Ecological Society of America. Professional society for ecologists; site includes career resources for undergraduates
• Microbial Ecology. The fascinating (and important!) ecology of microbes.