Reproduction in Mammals, Volume 1: Germ cells and Fertilization

by C. R. Austin, R. V. Short

Series: Reproduction in Mammals (1)

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Eight short, self-contained & copiously illustrated volumes designed as a basic text for undergraduates & graduate students. The aim is to present an up-to-date & highly readable comparative account of mammalian reproduction. Each book can be used independently.

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