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Comparative Physiology

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An outline of general physiology

Lewis Victor Heilbrunn

1937

The fallible fiend

L. Sprague De Camp

1973

Vertebrate physiology

William J. McCauley

1971

Philosophie zoologique

Jean Baptiste Pierre Antoine de Monet de Lamarck

1809

Comparative physiology of animals

Richard W. Hill

1976

Fingers and Feelers

Henry Pluckrose

1990

Clinical biochemical and hematological reference values in normal experimental animals

Brij M. Mitruka

1977

Neuronal control of locomotion

G. N. Orlovskiĭ

1999

Experimental plant physiology

Joseph Arditti

1969

Intestinal absorption of macromolecules and immune transmission from mother to young

Károly Baintner

1986

Biochemical adaptation

Peter W. Hochachka, George N. Somero

1984

The reproductive development of the female

Ashley Montagu

1979

Comparative genomics

David Sankoff

2000

Marine invertebrates

Carl Schlee Hammen

1980

An introduction to comparative biochemistry

Ernest Baldwin

1949

Comparative Biomechanics

Steven Vogel

2003

Fertilization in protozoa and metazoan animals

Antonio Cano

2000

Animal physiology

Gordon A. Wyse, Richard W. Hill

1989 ★ 5.0

Behavioral endocrinology

David Crews, S. Marc Breedlove

1992

Essentials of physiology for veterinary students

Diarmid Noël Paton

1908

Longevity, senescence, and the genome

Caleb Ellicott Finch

1990

The Eye

Hugh Davson

1975

Animal vision

Tony Seddon

1988

From fish to philosopher

Homer William Smith

1953

Animal physiology

William Benjamin Carpenter

1859

Animal physiology

Malcolm S. Gordon

1982

Scaling, why is animal size so important?

Knut Schmidt-Nielsen

1984

Branching Morphogenesis

Jamie A. Davies

2005

Neural and integrative animal physiology

C. Ladd Prosser

1991

Animal physiology

Roger Eckert, Eckert.

1978

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