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An atlas of primate gross anatomy: baboon, chimpanzee, and man

Daris R. Swindler, Charles D. Wood

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This discussion of anatomy should be useful to anthropologists, dentists, physicians, comparative anatomists, and other workers in the biological health sciences. The volume is designed to be used by students as well as by seasoned researchers.

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This discussion of anatomy should be useful to anthropologists, dentists, physicians, comparative anatomists, and other workers in the biological health sciences. The volume is designed to be used by students as well as by seasoned researchers.

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This discussion of anatomy should be useful to anthropologists, dentists, physicians, comparative anatomists, and other workers in the biological health sciences. The volume is designed to be used by students as well as by seasoned researchers.

Key concepts: Baboon, Gross anatomy, Primate, Comparative anatomy, Atlas (anatomy), Anatomy, Human anatomy, Medicine

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