MCAT How do the updated, MCAT 2015 versions of the Berkeley Review books differ from earlier versions?

[UnicornDemon]

It would seem that The Berkeley Review updated their Biology books I & II for the new exam, as well as their Organic Chemistry I & II books. If you go on their website, you'll find the words "Updated for the new exam," written in parenthesis next to these books. Here's the link: http://www.berkeley-review.com/TBR/home-study.html

I bought the 2013 versions of these books this summer, as The Berkeley Review themselves claimed that no updates would be necessary given that the then current (2013) versions of the books already covered all of the newly tested 2015 MCAT material. Apparently they were lying. But I digress.

Anyways, I was wondering if anyone knows what differences exist between the updated, 2015 versions of these review books and the older versions published in 2013. Have any significant changes been made?

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[pretty_positron]

I am wondering this myself. TBR has always been my favorite source of immersive over-information. It gave me a rich understanding of the subject matter. It's definitely something for when you have ample time before your exam.

I would like to know how the newer 2018 versions have changed.