THE WEB OF LIFE
John H. Storer
A classic introduction to ecology which shows how all living things - from bacteria to humans - fit into a pattern of life and depend upon each other and the world around them.
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"The forces set in motion by every act of man or bird, animal, insect, or bacterium move out to affect the lives of many other creatures."
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"The most basic truth regarding our Earth-home is that all living things, in some manner, are related to each other. This fact, while..important as a physical principle, carries implications even of a spiritual nature."
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"All living things fit together into a single pattern."
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