Biology and its related sciences generate prodigious quantities of data through experimentation and observation. Interpreting this data and using it to generate statistically defensible inferences has become one of the most significant components of modern biological research. There are, however, very few up-to-date resources by which graduate students and researchers in biology can familiarize themselves with the key methodologies of applied statistics as they specifically connect to the applied life sciences. Guide to Biology Statistics remedies this oversight with a thorough, accessible overview to statistics and its biological applications. Beginning with the history and fundamentals of statistics, it covers all major statistical modes of analysis that biologists might find useful, with an eye towards a robust quantitative education for biologists. Fully up to date and addressing all conventional approaches to statistical analysis, it's a must-own for biology students and researchers alike. Guide to Biology Statistics readers will also find: * Treatment rooted in years of graduate teaching in statistics and biology * Detailed discussion of topics including regression, response surface methodology, multivariate techniques, and many more * A valuable complement to existing resources on applied statistics Guide to Biology Statistics is ideal for graduate students in agriculture, biology, natural resources, and related fields, as well as for instructors and researchers in these and related subjects.