For the twelfth edition of this classic textbook, the whole text has been reviewed and revised to take into account new developments in the study and teaching of anatomy. Chapters on the central nervous system, digestive system, and respiratory system have been almost entirely rewritten. A completely new feature is the addition of an atlas of anatomical structure using radiographs and tomographs (CT scans).
Cunningham's Manual of Practical Anatomy - Vol. 3 Completely redesigned in an attractive new format, this popular three-volume manual provides students and practitioners with a comprehensive guide to human anatomy and a dissection guide recognized throughout the world. For the new edition, the dissection guide has been separated from the text and remodeled to make it more distinctive and easier to read, and the text itself has been greatly expanded, with new sections on embryology, organogenesis, congenital malformations of clinical significance, and the new imaging and diagnostic techniques such as CT scanning. With an expanded general introduction and additional explanations throughout, the new edition will prove the best Manual ever, answering the needs of a wide array of students and courses.(less)
An Exposition Of The Darwinian Theory And A Discussion Of Post-Darwinian Questions
The book is a facsimile reprint of a scarce antiquarian work, preserving the original text while acknowledging potential imperfections like marks and notations due to its age. It aims to highlight the cultural significance of the work and is part of a broader commitment to protect and promote literature through accessible, high-quality modern editions that remain true to the original.
The book highlights the scarcity and rising costs of early literature from the 1900s and earlier. Hesperides Press addresses this issue by republishing these classic works in modern, affordable editions, preserving the original text and artwork. This initiative allows readers to access historically significant literature without the financial burden typically associated with rare books.
Completely redesigned in an attractive new format, this popular three-volume manual provides students and practitioners with a comprehensive guide to human anatomy and a dissection guide recognized throughout the world. For the new edition, the dissection guide has been separated from thetext and remodeled to make it more distinctive and easier to read, and the text itself has been greatly expanded, with new sections on embryology, organogenesis, congenital malformations of clinical significance, and the new imaging and diagnostic techniques such as CT scanning. With an expandedgeneral introduction and additional explanations throughout, the new edition will prove the best Manual ever, answering the needs of a wide array of students and courses.
Morgan and Romanes's book is a classic study of the theory of evolution and its implications for biology, philosophy, and theology. They explore the controversies surrounding the concept of natural selection, its relationship to other scientific disciplines, and the ethical and theological implications of Darwin's ideas. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history and philosophy of science.
Explore the fascinating world of evolution with this classic work by George John Romanes. Drawing on his extensive research and observations, Romanes provides a detailed and insightful analysis of Darwin's theories and their impact on the scientific community.
Exploring the evolution of intelligence, this work by British biologist George John Romanes delves into the parallels between animal and human mental development. Influenced by his friendship with Charles Darwin, Romanes examines various facets of the mind, including consciousness, sensation, memory, and emotions. The book presents a comprehensive analysis of the physical and structural elements of nerve tissue, alongside a posthumous essay on instinct by Darwin, highlighting the intricate connections between instinct and reason in both humans and animals.
George John Romanes offers a comprehensive analysis of the theory of evolution as proposed by Charles Darwin and the post-Darwinian schools of thought. He grapples with the implications of evolutionary theory for scientific and philosophical questions, and explores the social and cultural impact of Darwinism. This book is a crucial text for anyone interested in the history of science and the enduring debate over the meaning and implications of evolution.