Anatomy Of The Chordates

Anatomy Of The Chordates

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A cornerstone of vertebrate zoology education, Anatomy of the Chordates presents a comprehensive and systematic examination of the structural biology of chordate animals, from the most primitive invertebrate chordates to advanced mammals. Written with academic authority, the text details comparative anatomical structures across chordate phyla, instructing students in the evolutionary relationships that underpin modern zoological science. Each chapter methodically chronicles the morphology of organ systems — including integument, skeletal, muscular, nervous, and reproductive systems — drawing clear comparative connections across species. Widely adopted in university biology and zoology programs, this fourth edition remains an authoritative and rigorous reference for students and researchers alike.

Author: Charles K. Weichert
Format: Paperback

Genre: Zoology

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Condition remarks:
Condition: Good to fair. Paperback. Page Condition: Good - possible tanning. Markings: possible previous owner inscription.

A cornerstone of vertebrate zoology education, Anatomy of the Chordates presents a comprehensive and systematic examination of the structural biology of chordate animals, from the most primitive invertebrate chordates to advanced mammals. Written with academic authority, the text details comparative anatomical structures across chordate phyla, instructing students in the evolutionary relationships that underpin modern zoological science. Each chapter methodically chronicles the morphology of organ systems — including integument, skeletal, muscular, nervous, and reproductive systems — drawing clear comparative connections across species. Widely adopted in university biology and zoology programs, this fourth edition remains an authoritative and rigorous reference for students and researchers alike.