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The question is: How is biological evolution presented from the past to the present day in the official documentation of school education, namely the primary science curricula and the textbooks of Greece?

The instructions of the curricula included the objective that pupils be made to "understand the concept of adaptation" and the "ways" by which plants and animals adapt to the environment, as shown in the relevant excerpts (in italics and quotation marks) from the curricula and the textbooks of both pupils and teachers (Table 1).

The main sources were the Bible, the Fathers of the Church, the textbooks of Canon and Civil Law, and the works of Aristotle, especially the Politics.

"This doesn't make any sense," said Dr. James Cherry, a UCLA research professor and primary editor of the Textbook of Pediatric Infectious Diseases.

I discuss these in a chapter I wrote titled, "Intestinal Protozoan Infestation and Systemic Illness", for the Textbook of Natural Medicine, 3rd Edition, in 2005 [34].

chapters for medical textbooks including the Textbook of Functional Medicine and the Encyclopedia of Human Nutrition.

We should fight to make Melville right when he said that the past is the textbook of tyrants and the future, the bible of the free.

Confirmation of the identity of working strains was done by colony morphology and gram staining as described in the Textbook of Diagnostic Microbiology [ 6].

The textbook of amazing facts.

If Papandreou does pull it off, however, it will be an achievement of huge proportions and one for the macroeconomics and politics textbooks of the years to come.

Far from being a "Land of the Pure," Pakistan is one of the clearest demonstrations of the futility of defining a nation by religion, and one of the textbook failures of a state and a society.