A Text-Book of the Principles of Animal Histology

1908 CELLULAR ANATOMY ACROSS SPECIES ILLUSTRATED IN OVER 400 FINE PEN & INK DRAWINGS AND TEXT BY BIOLOGISTS FROM PRINCETON AND UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. 8 3/4 inches tall hardcover, green buckram binding, gilt title to spine, xiii, 515 pp, 415 text figures; small institutional library embossed stamp top of title page, library slip and pocket on back endpapers, text pages unmarked; good+. FROM THE PREFACE: This volume has been written to secure a work that covers the general field of histology and is not restricted in the main to human and mammalian forms. It is intended to be a work that teaches general principles and teaches histology as a pure science and for its own sake. It is believed that it will serve as a broad foundation for future studies of morphology and embryology as well as for the medical studies. . abundantly illustrated with good pen and ink drawings. The arrangement and order of presentation of the matter have been given much thought. It has been suggested by many that the arrangement have some relation to the ontogenetic development of the animal body and that the classification of the tissues be based upon their origin from the dividing oosperm. ULRIC DAHLGREN was Professor of Biology at Princeton University; WILLIAM A. KEPNER was Professor of Biology at the University of Virginia.

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Publisher: The Macmillan Co.

Year: 1908

Type: Used

Binding: Softcover

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