All living things on Earth are made of cells. People, bright cockatoos, long-necked giraffes, tiny amoebas, giant baobabs, and invisible bacteria. How could one single cell that once appeared on the planet give rise to such life forms so different in size, color, and behavior?
We will answer these and many other questions on the pages of this book. We will talk about how cells know how to be friends, "swim" quickly, protect each other, or consume others. We will tell you about the amazing life of "cultured" cells, learn which cells live in volcanoes, which ones are our friends, and which ones are best avoided.
Authors: Elina Stoyanova, Nadezhda Potapova
Pages: 72 (coated paper). Hardcover
Dimensions: 218x216x12 mm