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Anatomy, Comparative

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Comparative skeletal anatomy

Bradley J. Adams

2008

Up Close

Diane Swanson

2000

The Skull Alphabet Book

Jerry Pallotta

2002

Creatures Great and Small

Karen Patkau

2006

On the anatomy of vertebrates ..

Richard Owen

1866

Evolution of chordate structure

Hobart Muir Smith

1960

Scaling, why is animal size so important?

Knut Schmidt-Nielsen

1984

Skeletons and movement

Maria Gordon

1995

Comparative anatomy of the vertebrates

Robert K. Carr, George C. Kent

1965 ★ 5.0

The liver, spleen, pancreas, peritoneal relations, and biliary system in monotremes and marsupials

William Colin Mackenzie

1918

Laboratory anatomy of the white rat

Robert B. Chiasson

1958

The rat brain in stereotaxic coordinates

George Paxinos, Charles Watson

1986

Comparative vertebrate neuroanatomy

Ann B. Butler

1996

Applied radiological anatomy

Adam W. M. Mitchell, Harold Ellis

1999

Body bones

Shelley Rotner

2014

Animal diversity

Diana R. Kershaw

1984 ★ 3.3

Atlas and dissection guide for comparative anatomy

Saul Wischnitzer

1972

Lectures on the comparative anatomy and physiology of the invertebrate animals

Richard Owen

1843

Sharks

Betsey Chessen

1998

Functional Anatomy of the Vertebrates

Lance Grande, Warren F. Walker, William E. Bemis et al.

2001

Comparative vertebrate anatomy

Hyman, Libbie Henrietta

1942

Birds =

Susan Canizares

1998

Arms and legs and other limbs

Allan Fowler

1999

Anatomy for artists

Reginald Marsh

1945

Vertebrate dissection

Warren F. Walker

1954

Guess what?s growing

Kelly Regan Barnhill

2010

Vertebrates : comparative anatomy, function, evolution - 7. ed.

Kenneth V. Kardong

2014

The artist's guide to animal anatomy

Gottfried Bammes

1994 ★ 5.0

On man in the universe

Aristotle

1943

Bone by bone

Sara Levine

2013

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