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Comparative Animal Anatomy

Dr. Paul Mills

  • 324 pages
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University of Queensland master-level study book comparing anatomy across species including horses, dogs, and cats. Covers skeletal development, muscular system, and body systems with detailed comparison tables and ossification timelines.

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