An essential reference for any microscopist, providing detailed descriptions and illustrations of microscopic objects and their structures.
Peter Martin Duncan Boeken
Peter Martin Duncan was een Engelse paleontoloog wiens werk zich richtte op de studie van fossielen en het oude leven op aarde. Zijn onderzoek droeg bij aan het begrip van evolutie en de geschiedenis van het leven. Duncan's wetenschappelijke bijdragen lagen in de nauwgezette bestudering van fossiele overblijfselen, die hielpen bij het reconstrueren van vroegere ecosystemen. Zijn nalatenschap leeft voort in het voortdurende onderzoek door paleontologen.
Cassell's Natural History; 2
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This groundbreaking manual on the education and care of the mentally disabled was first published in 1876 and remains a classic text in the field. Covering everything from diagnosis to treatment to institutionalization, it provides a fascinating glimpse into the early history of mental health care.
Contributions To The Fauna Of Mergui And Its Archipelago; Volume 2
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Explore the unique animal life of the Mergui Archipelago with this comprehensive guide. From elusive mammals to rare bird species, this book covers it all. Whether you're planning a trip to this biodiverse region or simply curious about its wonders, this book is a must-read.
Cassell's Natural History; 4
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Cassell's Natural History; 1
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A Revision Of The Genera And Great Groups Of The Echinoidea
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Originally published in 1889, this comprehensive study of sea urchins remains the standard reference work on the subject. Its author, Peter Martin Duncan, was a leading British naturalist of his day, and his meticulous classification system and detailed descriptions continue to be admired by scientists today. Whether you are a marine biologist, a zoologist, or just a lover of nature, this book is an essential addition to your library.