Biology - Longview

Information regarding how to check out a book, place a book on hold, request a book from another library, and access an ebook can be found on our LibGuide, Longview - Introduction to the Library and Research.

570 Biology
571 Physiology and related subjects
572 Biochemistry
573 Specific physiological systems in animals, regional histology and physiology in animals
575 Specific parts of and physiological systems in plants
576 Genetics and evolution
577 Ecology
578 Natural history of organisms and related subjects
579 Natural history of microorganisms, fungi, algae

Students are able to request books for FREE from all over the state of Missouri and have them sent to any MCC campus for pick-up.

FYI:

• To request an item, type in your Student ID number WITHOUT the "S" followed by MCC. Ex: 1234567MCC
• Longview Library is part of the KC-Towers cluster.
• Verify your request was "successful."

FAQ:

• Expect 4 to 7 days for items to arrive.
• Books check out for an initial period of 4 weeks and may be renewed 1 time if no other requests are pending.
• Books may be sent to any MCC campus for pick-up.
• You will receive an email at your student email address when your requested items arrive at your campus library.

Keywords are incredibly important in your search for books, articles, websites, and other resources. Search results can only be as good as the information you put into the search bar, so think carefully about your search terms. When using catalogs and databases, avoid typing questions, but rather use words and terms that are appropriate for academics. 
Keywords for Biology: 
Biology
Microbiology
Bioethics
"cell biology"
"biology--history"
"biology ecology" 
"biology research"

Search Tips
Utilize the Advanced Search feature for databases, catalogs, and search engines.
Limit the search results by date, publisher, file type, and more. 
Type in multiple keywords separated by AND, OR, or NOT. 
"AND" will only provide results where all of the keywords appear. "OR" will provide results where any of the keywords appear. "NOT" will exclude results that include that particular keyword. 
It is also useful to utilize quotation marks around multi-word terms when you want the term to appear exactly as you type it. For instance if you searched for information about "distracted driving" placing the term in quotation marks tell the search that you only want results where those words appears together.