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This book is so misleading. At first, it explains what it is about. Then, it talks about totally different things. For example, if chapter1 is about the nervous system, it says it is about the circulatory system.
Contents
CHAPTER | 2 |
Early Anatomists | 8 |
The Study of Human Anatomy | 11 |
The Evolution of Human Structure | 14 |
Survey of the Human Body | 24 |
Atlas A Survey of the Human Body | 25 |
The Study of Cells | 48 |
CytologyThe Study of Cells | 49 |
9 | 209 |
10 | 232 |
11 | 263 |
The Nature of Human Life | 395 |
The Evolution of Human Structure | 409 |
The Language of Anatomy | 504 |
PART FOUR | 542 |
The Leukocyte Life Cycle | 552 |
The Cell Surface | 52 |
Membrane Transport | 57 |
The Cytoplasm | 63 |
The Life Cycle of Cells | 68 |
Chapter Review | 73 |
PART | 74 |
The Study of Tissues | 78 |
HistologyThe Study of Tissues | 79 |
Connective Tissue | 86 |
Nervous and Muscular TissueExcitable Tissues | 94 |
Epithelial Tissue | 101 |
CHAPTER OUTLINE | 130 |
Developmental and Clinical Perspectives | 143 |
Bone Tissue | 151 |
8 | 172 |
Chapter Review | 558 |
The Circulatory System IIThe Heart | 561 |
The Circulatory System IIIBlood Vessels | 585 |
ATLAS | 606 |
PART FOUR | 628 |
The Lymphatic System and Immunity | 629 |
23 | 635 |
The Respiratory System | 655 |
The Pleurae | 665 |
The Urinary System | 707 |
PART FIVE | 727 |
Body Cavities and Membranes | 763 |
1-1 | |
1-14 | |
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