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A Guide for the Study of Animals
Worrallo Whitney and others
Start with the animal alive and moving, not the specimen in a jar. Worrallo Whitney's guide leads students to observe living creatures first, building zoology from real behavior and structure across a course of hands-on studies. A teaching classic that puts curiosity before memorization. Learn animals the way a naturalist actually does, by watching them.
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80 chapters
- 1Transcriber's note
- 2A Guide for the Study of Animals
- 3PREFACE
- 4CONTENTS
- 5CHAPTER I
- 6CHAPTER II
- 7CHAPTER III
- 8CHAPTER IV
- 9CHAPTER V
- 10CHAPTER VI
- 11CHAPTER VII
- 12CHAPTER VIII
- 13CHAPTER I INTRODUCTORY STUDIES OF LIVING ANIMALS
- 14THE LIVING FLY
- 15THE LIVING MAGGOT
- 16THE LIVING COCKROACH
- 17THE LIVING SPIDER
- 18THE LIVING CRICKET
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