Volume 27 (2018), issue 1

Volume
27
Year
2018
Issue
1
Published online
1 April 2018
Articles
5
ISSN online
2533-7556

Contents

  1. Eliška Provazníková

    Cuts without a Pith – Microscopy Easier and Faster

    pp. 2–5 PDF – Cuts without a Pith – Microscopy Easier and Faster

  2. Jana Míková, Vanda Janštová

    Teaching Biology with Fluorescent Microscope and it’s Influence on Pupils’ Knowledge

    Atractivity of science subjects, including biology, has been one of the hot topics of science teaching for decades. Generations of teachers and scientists have been discussing the best ways to show pupils natural beauties, improve both…

    pp. 6–15 PDF – Teaching Biology with Fluorescent Microscope and it’s Influence on Pupils’ Knowledge DOI 10.14712/25337556.2018.1.1

  3. Tomáš Kebert, Dagmar Říhová

    Molluscs in Ecological Context

    Molluscs are tightly connected with their environment and also have significant relations to other organisms. They can be used as model group for presentation of various ecological interactions. This paper presents an outline of excursion…

    pp. 16–22 PDF – Molluscs in Ecological Context DOI 10.14712/25337556.2018.1.2

  4. Kateřina Malcová, Vanda Janštová

    How Do Lower Secondary School Pupils Evaluate Branches of Biology?

    Biology is mostly seen as a “medium” favourite subject by Czech pupils. It has been shown that different branches of biology are evaluated differently by pupils. But a study comparing all biology fields relevant for secondary education was…

    pp. 23–34 PDF – How Do Lower Secondary School Pupils Evaluate Branches of Biology? DOI 10.14712/25337556.2018.1.3

  5. Václav Vančata

    How Contemporary Paleogenetics Contributes to Change our Understanding of Origin, Evolution and Migrations of Modern Human Groups

    Paleogenetics is becoming an increasingly important part of palaeoanthropology and evolutionary anthropology. Research of ancient DNA (a-DNA) allows us to reconstruct the genome of our closest ancestors and relatives, the ancient //Homo…

    pp. 35–44 PDF – How Contemporary Paleogenetics Contributes to Change our Understanding of Origin, Evolution and Migrations of Modern Human Groups DOI 10.14712/25337556.2018.1.4