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SIR ARTHUR SHIPLEY'S little book is of an unusual type. “A year ago,” he says in his preface, “the University Press asked me to write a book that would make students of elementary Biology think.” Perhaps this is putting the matter a little strongly: it is scarcely just to suggest that students of elementary biology have not previously used their brains.
Life: a Book for Elementary Students.
By Sir Arthur E. Shipley. Pp. xvi + 204. (Cambridge: At the University Press, 1923.) 6s. net.
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Life: a Book for Elementary Students. Nature 114, 6 (1924). https://doi.org/10.1038/114006a0
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