Patterns in Nature: Why the Natural World Looks the Way It Does
by Philip Ball
Philip Ball explores recurring shapes and structures in nature, revealing the scientific principles behind the patterns seen in plants, animals, and landscapes.
About This Book
Patterns in Nature examines the visual and structural similarities that appear across different natural phenomena.
The book investigates why certain shapes and arrangements recur in plants, animals, and landscapes.
It draws on scientific principles to explain the underlying reasons for these patterns.
Readers gain a broad understanding of how mathematics and physics influence the appearance of the natural world.
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