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biology as a story

Submitted by ccrichar on Sun, 02/15/2009 - 12:44pm.
I think biology can be seen as a story as I am evolving (learning) in this class.  I used to think that biology was a fact based science and not a story.  However, just because biology usually requires empirical evidence doesn't mean it can't also be a story about some findings.

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