Vertebrate Life / 3rd ed
By: McFarland, William N
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Contributor(s): Hesner, John B | Pough, F. Harvey.
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BookPublisher: Singapore: Macmillan Publishing Co.; 1990Edition: 3rd ed.Description: 904 p.ISBN: 0029460441 (paperback); 9780029460443 (paperback).Subject(s): Zoology | VertebratesDDC classification: 596 William 30679 3rd 1990 Zoology Summary: Featuring comprehensive coverage and a clear writing style, this textbook integrates the ecology, behaviour, morphology and physiology of vertebrates in a phylogenetic context. It focuses on how animals work and the consequences - in ecological and evolutionary time - of working one way versus another. This updated edition reflects advances in the discipline.
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Featuring comprehensive coverage and a clear writing style, this textbook integrates the ecology, behaviour, morphology and physiology of vertebrates in a phylogenetic context. It focuses on how animals work and the consequences - in ecological and evolutionary time - of working one way versus another. This updated edition reflects advances in the discipline.
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