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1903 REMARKABLE STUDY IN COMPARATIVE EMBRYOLOGY OF THE LIVER AND PANCREAS WITH FINE LITHOGRAPHIC PLATES AND A SET OF PHOTOGRAVURE CARDS FOR STEREOSCOPIC VIEWING--SIGNED BY AUTHOR. 10 inches tall volume with printed paper covers, inscribed and signed by the author on cover, 247 pp, 7 lithographic plates, some color, double-page or folding, of embryos of duck, slow worm (reptile), and bat; 4 photogravure plates each with 4 perforated cards for stereoscopic viewing. Covers with darkend and chipped edges, spine with creases, binding tight, text and plates unmarked; very good minus. CONTENTS: Protochordates; Cyclostomes; Elasmobranch fish; Teleostomi; Ganoid fish; Teleost fish; Amphibians; Reptiles; Birds; Mammals; Materials & Methods; Embryology of liver and pancreas of amniotes; Embryology of birds; Differentiation of liver and pancreas; Reptilian embryos; Mammalian embryos; Conclusions; Bibliography; Description of plates; Plates. JEAN-AMEDEE WEBER (1877 - 1966) earned his MD from the University of Nancy, defended June 11, 1903 (publication offered here). The following year he was appointed professor of anatomy at the University, moving to the faculty of medicine in Algiers in 1908, where he was appointed chair of the department of anatomy until he moved to the University of Geneva in 1917, where he remained for the remainder of his career. He specialized in the embryology and histology of the nervous system, and was nominated to the National Academy of Medicine.

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Publisher: Masson et Cie.

Year: 1903

Type: Used

Binding: Softcover

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