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... vertebrates , a more complex , jointed skeleton develops and the notochord is retained in adults as the gelatinous ... vertebrate evolution . Postanal Tail A tail extending beyond the anus , found in most chordates and contains skeletal ...
... vertebrates , a more complex , jointed skeleton develops and the notochord is retained in adults as the gelatinous ... vertebrate evolution . Postanal Tail A tail extending beyond the anus , found in most chordates and contains skeletal ...
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... VERTEBRATES Vertebrate Circulatory Schemes Capillary Exchange II . A. B. The Heart C. Blood Flow D. E. III . BLOOD A. Plasma B. Blood Cells The Lymphatic System C. Blood Clotting IV . CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CHAPTER 38 CIRCULATION AND ...
... VERTEBRATES Vertebrate Circulatory Schemes Capillary Exchange II . A. B. The Heart C. Blood Flow D. E. III . BLOOD A. Plasma B. Blood Cells The Lymphatic System C. Blood Clotting IV . CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CHAPTER 38 CIRCULATION AND ...
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... vertebrates have a bicornate ( 2 branched ) uterus . • Nonmammalian vertebrates do not have well - developed penes . III . MAMMALIAN REPRODUCTION A. Anatomy of Reproduction The external male genitalia are the scrotum and the penis ...
... vertebrates have a bicornate ( 2 branched ) uterus . • Nonmammalian vertebrates do not have well - developed penes . III . MAMMALIAN REPRODUCTION A. Anatomy of Reproduction The external male genitalia are the scrotum and the penis ...
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Preface | 2 |
Water and the Fitness of the Environment | 22 |
Structure and Function of Macromolecules | 39 |
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