This book is written for the college student or for the young university student. It presents an integrated approach to embryology, combining descriptive morphology, biochemical, physiological and experimental embryology and some elements of genetics. This text is of little practical use in reference to human embryology, but it reads, 20 years after one's embryology course, like a modern and refreshing version of an old story. It is a clear, lucid and agreeable, although unequal, compilation and presents together much material usually dispersed in various works.
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