Vertebrate Endocrinology

by David O. Norris

This comprehensive and thoroughly updated text surveys comparative vertebrate endocrinology. Intended for an upper division undergraduate class in endocrinology, this useful reference will also prove invaluable to faculty, researchers, and graduate students who require up-to-date information on a myriad of endocrine systems. This Third Edition focuses more attention on mammalian systems, neuroendocrinology, and molecular endocrinology. The text has been extensively reviewed by faculty who teach endocrinology and should establish a new teaching standard for comparative vertebrate endocrinology.

Key Features
* Thoroughly revised and updated
* Comprehensive coverage of comparative endocrinology
* Well illustrated with numerous drawings, graphs, and photomicrographs

634 pages, Hardcover

First published November 1, 1996

Reviews

[Jezebel · Rating 2 out of 5]

A LOT of information, but it's very dense and it's lacking a good index to help you quickly find topics. Very word-heavy and intense text.