>you don't need calculus for biology

Yeah for most biology you don't.

>>8562647
t. Marine (meme) """"""""""biologist"""""""""""" cunt.

someone, please post an article where biologists have reinvented calculus

>>8562640
How is calculus applied to biology? Legit question.

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>>8562765
One thing I could think of is modeling the spread of viral diseases in a population.

>>8562765
Calculus is taught to most biologists for graphical/data interpretations, same with stats (although stats is applicable in many other regards as well)

>>8562765
Interpretation of data, modeling the rates of change in a given system

if you're getting into mathematical biology and aren't asian, LOL @ U

>>8562765
Population models, evolutionary models

>>8562765
counting area under glucose tolerance curve

Using rate of changes could be useful for biology. At least I know in forensics there is some calculus used.

>>8563548
You can just invent calculus yourself for that