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Outlines of Zoology

J. Arthur Thomson

  • 887 pages
  • 28.8 MB
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A complete university zoology manual that goes phylum by phylum, from protozoa and sponges to birds and mammals, with 320 illustrations. Use it alongside lectures or lab work to see how each animal group is built and how it lives.

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