M.A., LL.D., F.R.S., FELLOW OF TRINITY COLLEGE, AND PROFESSOR OF ANIMAL MORPHOLOGY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. My aim in writing this work has been to give such an account of the development of animal forms as may prove useful both to students and to those engaged in embryological research. The present volume, save in the introductory chapters, is limited to a description of the development of the Invertebrata: the second and concluding volume will deal with the Vertebrata, and with the special histories of the several organs.…
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