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REVIEW:
The Tree of Life site is a goldmine of information for biology teachers
and students. Learn about echinoderms, tyrannosaurs, flowering plants,
cephalopods, club fungi, and many, many more. Each page is designed
to offer information for a particular group, and pages are linked
to each other as an evolutionary tree of life illustrating the genetic
connections between all living things. First-time visitors may want
to begin with the Popular Pages section that offers links to the
most popular groups on the tree of life, such as the vertebrates,
insects, arachnids, and green plants. The Sample Pages link will
help users understand the diversity of the pages and will help you
quickly find the pages that are of most interest to you. For instance,
if you are researching a specific group, you will find a list of
pages that offer good introductions to the major groups and to some
little-known groups. The Learning section offers information for
teachers and students, a Treehouse (learning resource) builder,
and a few “Treehouses” that are ready to use.
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