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"A Guide for the Study of Animals" is a comprehensive laboratory manual designed to facilitate a deeper understanding of zoology. Authored by Worrallo Whitney, Frederic Lucas, Harold Shinn, and Mabel Smallwood, this meticulously prepared guide offers a structured approach to the study of animal anatomy and behavior.
Originally intended for practical application in educational settings, this book delves into the intricacies of animal study through detailed observation and experimentation. Covering a range of topics relevant to zoology and animal science, this guide is ideal for anyone interested in the fundamentals of animal life. Its enduring value lies in its systematic presentation of animal study, suitable for both structured learning and independent exploration. Whether you are interested in animal behavior, anatomy, or general zoology, this book provides a solid foundation for learning and knowledge.
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