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The anatomy of the frog
Alexander Ecker and George Haslam
Bone by bone and organ by organ, Alexander Ecker lays open the frog, the classic subject of the dissecting table. He works through the vertebral column, the joints, and every structure the student must know. A rigorous and complete anatomical reference. For the biology student, the frog rendered in full scientific detail. The textbook behind countless dissections.
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96 chapters
- 1THE ANATOMY OF THE FROG
- 2TRANSLATOR’S PREFACE.
- 3PREFACE TO THE FIRST PART.
- 4PREFACE TO THE SECOND PART.
- 5CONTENTS.
- 6ILLUSTRATIONS.
- 7INTRODUCTION.
- 8SECTION I. THE BONES AND JOINTS.
- 9I. THE VERTEBRAL COLUMN.
- 10I. General Description of the nine Vertebrae.
- 11II. Description of Particular Vertebrae.
- 12III. Articulations of the Vertebrae.
- 13IV. Structure of the Vertebrae28 (Figs. 6 and 7).
- 14V. The Urostyle (Figs. 8 and 9).
- 15II. THE SKULL.
- 16A. The Cranium.
- 17B. The Bones of the Face.
- 18III. THE STERNUM (Fig. 24 es, hs).
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