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Human Embryology

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Your developing baby, conception to birth

Peter M. Doubilet, Carol B. Benson, Roanne Weisman

2008

Medical embryology

John McLachlan

1994

Langman's medical embryology

Thomas W. Sadler

1985 ★ 3.8

How You Were Born

Joanna Cole, Margaret Miller

1984

Digit Ratio

John T. Manning

2002

Human development

Ted Zerucha

2004

Government response to the report from the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee

Great Britain. Department of Health

2001

Anatomy and physiology applied to obstetrics

Sylvia Verralls

1979

Hamilton, Boyd and Mossman's human embryology

William James Hamilton

1972

Human embryology

Charles Sedgwick Minot

1892

Anatomy

Raymond E. Papka

1995

Essentials of human embryology

Frank D. Allan

1960

Human embryology & teratology

Ronan R. O'Rahilly, Ronan O'Rahilly, Fabiola Müller

2001

The miracle of birth

Geoffrey Hodson

1981

Human embryology and developmental biology

Bruce M. Carlson

1994

A baby starts to grow

Paul Showers

1969

Hormones and structural development

Charles R. Stockard

1927

Before we are born

T.V.N., M.D. Persaud, Keith L. Moore

1974

High-yield embryology

Ronald W. Dudek

2001

Fundamental Anatomy

Walter Hartwig

2007

The facts of life

Harold J. Morowitz

1992

Color Atlas of Clinical Embryology

Keith L. Moore

1994

The development of the human body

J. Playfair McMurrich

1902

Human embryology

S. Steven Potter, William J. Larsen, Lawrence S. Sherman et al.

2001

The fetal matrix

Sir Peter Gluckman, Mark Hanson

2005

Human life before birth

Frank J. Dye, Frank Dye

2000

Embryology

Ronald W. Dudek

1998

Craniofacial embryology

Geoffrey H. Sperber

1976

Bioethics and the new embryology

Scott F. Gilbert

2005

Watch Me Grow

Stuart Campbell

2004

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