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Histology of the Atlantic Cod, Gadus morhua: An Atlas - Part 4 Eleutheroembryo and Larvae

Monograph
Edited By: Carol M Morrison
496 pages, 211 plates
Histology of the Atlantic Cod, Gadus morhua: An Atlas - Part 4
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  • Histology of the Atlantic Cod, Gadus morhua: An Atlas - Part 4 ISBN: 9780660574820 Paperback Dec 1993 In stock
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This bilingual publication is the fourth in a series of atlases on the histology of the Atlantic cod. (Volume 1: digestive tract; Volume 2: respiratory system; Volume 3: reproductive organs). Volume 4 contains 211 photographic plates of specimens (some in colour) prepared for light, transmission, and scanning electron microscopy, along with whole mount skeletal preparations. The methodology for preparing the slides is described in the introduction. Cultured cod larvae are used to illustrate the development of cultured cod from hatching to 54 days. Light micrographs of wild cod illustrate later stages, up to metamorphosis.

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Monograph
Edited By: Carol M Morrison
496 pages, 211 plates
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