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An elementary, examination-oriented textbook presents vertebrate biology through clear anatomical descriptions, dissection guidance, and practical exercises. It uses the rabbit, frog, dogfish, and amphioxus to illustrate external form, alimentary, circulatory, nervous, muscular, skeletal, renal and reproductive systems, and includes comparative and classificatory discussion. Separate chapters treat embryonic development of frog, fowl, and rabbit and introduce evolutionary theory and embryology questions. The volume emphasizes precise observational methods, annotated drawings, dissection sheets and a syllabus of practical work to prepare isolated or correspondence students for laboratory study and assessment.
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