Human Biology Foundation: Class 7 For Olympiads/IIT/ NEET

This book offers a clear and structured overview of the human body, focusing on how different systems work together to maintain life. It combines scientific accuracy with accessible explanations to help readers understand the foundational concepts of human biology. With its emphasis on both anatomy and physiology, it builds a holistic view of how the body functions and responds to internal and external stimuli.

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The book introduces essential biological principles and applies them to human body systems. Starting with basic anatomical and physiological terminology, it guides readers through the complex workings of the nervous, endocrine, and sensory systems. Each section is richly illustrated and includes examples to link biological concepts with real-world health and functioning.

As it progresses, the book examines systems responsible for movement, transport, respiration, digestion, and excretion. It emphasizes both structure (anatomy) and function (physiology), helping learners see how organs and tissues coordinate to sustain life. The information is presented in a systematic and learner-friendly way, supported by diagrams, comparative tables, and summary boxes to reinforce learning.

Each chapter concludes with review exercises and thought-provoking questions, which make it useful for exam preparation or general understanding of human biology.

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24-Jun-2025

5

This book made learning human biology way less scary. Each system was explained in a clean, easy-to-follow way, and the diagrams helped a lot, especially for stuff like the nervous system and digestion. Really liked how it connected everything instead of treating topics like separate chunks. Also, the summaries and exercises at the end of chapters were clutch before tests. Would totally recommend if you want to actually get what’s going on inside the body without getting lost in complicated words.