Dynamics in Metazoan Evolution: The Origin of the Coelom and Segments
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THE FIRST MAJOR ACCOUNT OF ANIMAL EVOLUTION BASED ON FUNCTIONAL MORPHOLOGY. 9 1/2 inches tall hardcover, publisher's navy blue cloth binding, gilt title to spine, previous owner's signature to fro...
THE FIRST MAJOR ACCOUNT OF ANIMAL EVOLUTION BASED ON FUNCTIONAL MORPHOLOGY. 9 1/2 inches tall hardcover, publisher's navy blue cloth binding, gilt title to spine, previous owner's signature to front endpaper, 313 pp, over 100 figures, very good in good jacket. Cited by Wainwright in Axis and Circumference (1988), The first major account of animal evolution based on functional morphology is that of Clark (1964). ROBERT BERNARD CLARK (1923 - 2013) was appointed to the Chair of Zoology at Newcastle University in 1966, a post he held until his retirement in October 1989. His long and distinguished academic career began in 1944 when he graduated in Physics from Chelsea Polytechnic before reading for a second degree in Zoology at Exeter University, graduating in 1950. He focused on marine zoology and specialised in the biology of marine worms, particularly the Polychaeta, a class of annelid worms.
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Publisher: Clarendon Press
Year: 1964
Type: Used
Binding: Softcover
First Edition
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