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=Interdisciplinary Wiki on the subjects on Biology, History and Mathematics=

Abstract
This wiki is intended to be taken as an interdisciplinary exploration of biology, history, and mathematics as related through three insightful and fun introductory children's books. We begin here by examining how these and all other fields are in fact tightly interconnected. For example, math is an essential tool for its critical importance cannot be stressed enough in the fields of science. Physics is the most obvious example of this idea as calculus was invented historically with the express purpose of serving as a tool for the subject. Physics itself is also central to understanding chemistry and why atoms and molecules behave the way they do and why some reactions are favored over others (thermodynamics; Gibbs free energy enthalpy, entropy etc.) Chemistry is also a fundamental component of the biological sciences; with the most striking example being the fine line between complex chemical interactions and a living entity. Findings in these fields all impact one another greatly and regularly; while the different sciences play off each others strengths very well. Considering the enormous amount of advancements noted in all of these fields of inquiry, it is apparent why they have been able to also impact history and the role of human events quite often and actively shape our future.

Viruses (Discovery Channel School Science: Universes Large and Small) By: Gareth Stevens Publishing (Author), Lynn Brunelle (Author) and Marc Gave (Author)

Levy, J. (2005). //Islamic Art: Recognizing Geometric Ideas in Art// (pp. 1-32). New York, NY: Rosen Publishing Group.

Bauer Stamper, J. (2003). //Go, Fractions! All Aboard Math Reader//. New York, NY: Grosset & Dunlap Publisher.