This book is a first course in statistics for students of biology.
Most of the examples have an ecological bias, but illustrate
principles which have direct relevance for biologists doing
laboratory work. The structured approach begins with basic
concepts, and progresses towards an appreciation of the needs and
use of analysis of variance and regression, and includes the use of
computer statistical packages. The work is clearly explained with
worked examples of real-life biological problems, and should be
suitable for undergraduate students engaged in quantitative
biological work. Biostatistics should give students a sound grasp
of the key principles of biological statistics without overwhelming
detail, and should allow students to quickly apply techniques to
their own work and data.
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