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A Laboratory Manual for Elementary Zoology

Libbie Henrietta Hyman

  • 177 pages
  • 13.2 MB
  • PDF

The lab manual Libbie Hyman wrote for her University of Chicago course. It guides you through frog anatomy, protozoa, embryology and invertebrate dissections, with clear instructions for your drawings.

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