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An essential tool for both high school and college students, Animal Anatomy On File "TM" now offers a forty-eight-page supplement that includes a glossary of all terms in the text and a chronology of major events in zoology, making it a one-stop resource. Over 250 diagrams of more than fifty animals, including those that are most studied in school, are provided.

An Internal & External Guide

Many species are illustrated with multiple plates depicting internal structures, external forms, skeletons, muscle systems, digestive systems, reproductive systems, circulatory systems, and more.

In keeping with other On File "TM" resources, this revised edition reflects major curricula and textbooks. It is designed as a guide to the external and internal structure of animals, as a reference source of images for photocopying, and as a basis for discussion, reference, or testing.

Partial Table ofContents:

Introduction

Number of Species

Animal Cell

Levels of Organization

Body Systems

Invertebrates

Arthropods

Vertebrates

Embryonic Development

Lower Groups

Sponge: Internal Structure

Portuguese Man-of-War: External Form

Tapeworm: Reproductive Systems

Annelids and Mollusks

Earthworm: Muscle System

Clam: Circulatory System

Snail: External Form

Squid: Internal Structure

Arthropods and Echinoderms

Crayfish: Nervous System

Bee: External Form (Worker)

Grasshopper: Leg Muscles

Starfish: Water Vascular System

Fish

Dogfish: Cartilaginous Skeleton

Dogfish: Reproductive System

Perch: Skeleton

Trout: External Form

Amphibians and Reptiles

Frog: Muscle System

Crocodile: Skeleton

Lizard: Digestive System

Snake: Head and Skull

Birds

Chicken: Skeleton

Ostrich: External Form

Pigeon: Wing Structure

Sage Thrasher: External Form

Mammals

Bat: External Form

Cat: Skeleton

Dog: Skull

Horse: Muscle System

Human: Endocrine System

Sheep: Skeleton

Whale: External Form.

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