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Practical Zoology: Non-Chordata and Experimental Zoology

Uttarakhand Open University

  • 453 pages
  • 7.6 MB
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Work through slides and museum specimens one phylum at a time, from Amoeba and sponges to starfish. It also covers live protozoa, minor dissections, permanent slide preparation, mitosis and meiosis, and Drosophila genetics.

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