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Physiology, comparative

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An introduction to comparative biochemistry

Ernest Baldwin

1949

Comparative Biomechanics

Steven Vogel

2003

Fertilization in protozoa and metazoan animals

Antonio Cano

2000

Animal physiology

Gordon A. Wyse, Richard W. Hill

1989 ★ 5.0

Essentials of physiology for veterinary students

Diarmid Noël Paton

1908

Zoonomia

Erasmus Darwin

1794

Animal physiology

Malcolm S. Gordon

1982

Scaling, why is animal size so important?

Knut Schmidt-Nielsen

1984

Neural and integrative animal physiology

C. Ladd Prosser

1991

Environmental physiology of animals

Pat Willmer

2005

Fastest and slowest

Camilla De la Bédoyère

2011

Principles of animal physiology

Dennis William Wood

1968

Tongues and tasters

Henry Pluckrose

1990

Sensory Exotica

Howard C. Hughes

1999

Comparative hearing

Arthur N. Popper, Richard R. Fay

1994

The well-dressed ape

Hannah Holmes

2008

Temperature regulation in laboratory rodents

Christopher J. Gordon

1993

Animal Physiology

Lauralee Sherwood

2005

Comparative biomechanics

Vogel, Steven

2003

Racing the Antelope

Bernd Heinrich

2001

Comparative animal physiology

Philip C. Withers

1992

Animals with speed

Heather Adamson

2011

The truth about animal senses

Stonehouse, Bernard.

2002

General and comparative physiology

William Stewart Hoar

1966

Development, maturation, and senescence of neuroendocrine systems

Martin P. Schreibman, C. G. Scanes

1989

Philosophy of vital motion

Charles Bland Radcliffe

1851

Why geese don't get obese (and we do)

Eric P. Widmaier

1998

Life in a shell

Donald C. Jackson

2011

Comparative vertebrate endocrinology

P. J. Bentley

1976

Animal physiology

Knut Schmidt-Nielsen

1960 ★ 5.0

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