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Text-book of the embryology of man and mammals

Oscar Hertwig

1892

Smell, taste, and allied senses in the vertebrates

George Howard Parker

1922

Hormones, Brain, and Behavior

Brian W. Bagnall

2002

Comparative vertebrate anatomy

Hyman, Libbie Henrietta

1942

Keys to the cestode parasites of vertebrates

Rodney Alan Bray

1994

The vertebrate eye and its adaptive radiation

Gordon L. Walls

1942

The vertebrate body

Alfred Sherwood Romer

1949

Functional vertebrate morphology

Milton Hildebrand

1985

An introduction to vertebrate embryology

Harry Lewis Wieman

1949

Developmental processes in higher vertebrates

Ruth Bellairs

1971

The evolution of vertebrate design

Leonard B. Radinsky

1987

Comparative vertebrate endocrinology

P. J. Bentley

1976

Cellular biology of vertebrate regeneration and repair

Anthony J. Schmidt

1968

Evolution of the vertebrates

Edwin Harris Colbert

1955

The development of the vertebrate skull

De Beer, Gavin Sir

1937

Morphogenesis of the vertebrates

Theodore Willett Torrey

1962

Lectures on the elements of comparative anatomy

Thomas Henry Huxley

1864

Vertebrate life

F. Harvey Pough

1989

The kids' wildlife book

Warner Shedd

1994

Vertebrates of Ontario

Charles W. Nash

1908

Vertebrate biology

Robert Thomas Orr

1966

Vertebrate dissection

Warren F. Walker

1954

Nematode parasites of vertebrates

Roy C. Anderson

1992

British zoology

Thomas Pennant

1812

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

Kenneth V. Kardong

2014

Nerve-muscle interaction

T. Gordon, Gerta Vrbová, Rosie Jones et al.

1978

Evolutionary Perspectives On Pregnancy

John C. Avise

2013

Steroids in nonmammalian vertebrates

D. R. Idler

1972

Skeletons

Jinny Johnson

1994

Vertebrate zoology

Nelson G. Hairston

1994

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