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HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY, Fourth Edition presents physiology as a relevant and exciting discipline emphasizing many unanswered questions to stimulate critical thinking with an investigative approach. Concise chapters offer flexibility and more diversity than competing texts.
The authors, distinguished physiologists, collaborate with ten other field specialists to create the most accurate and current physiology text available. Unlike other titles in the area, each physiological system are written by a specialist in that area and the authors work to create one voice, a consistent presentation, high accuracy and up-to-date coverage. Users have come to expect the authoritative tone of this excellent textbook.
Contributors in this 4th edition include:
David Bell, Ph.D. of Fort Wayne Center for Medical Education
Joe R. Haeberle, Ph.D. of the University of Vermont College of Medicine
Stephen A. Kempson, PhD. Of Indiana University School of Medicine
Bruce Martin Professor at Indiana University School of Medicine
Richard A. Meiss, PhD. Indiana University School of Medicine
Fredrick M. Pavalko, Ph.D. Indiana University School of Medicine
Daniel E. Peavy, Ph.D. Indiana University School of Medicine
George A. Tanner, Ph.D. Indiana University School of Medicine
Wiltz W. Wagner, Ph.D. Indiana University School of Medicine.
The authors, distinguished physiologists, collaborate with ten other field specialists to create the most accurate and current physiology text available. Unlike other titles in the area, each physiological system are written by a specialist in that area and the authors work to create one voice, a consistent presentation, high accuracy and up-to-date coverage. Users have come to expect the authoritative tone of this excellent textbook.
Contributors in this 4th edition include:
David Bell, Ph.D. of Fort Wayne Center for Medical Education
Joe R. Haeberle, Ph.D. of the University of Vermont College of Medicine
Stephen A. Kempson, PhD. Of Indiana University School of Medicine
Bruce Martin Professor at Indiana University School of Medicine
Richard A. Meiss, PhD. Indiana University School of Medicine
Fredrick M. Pavalko, Ph.D. Indiana University School of Medicine
Daniel E. Peavy, Ph.D. Indiana University School of Medicine
George A. Tanner, Ph.D. Indiana University School of Medicine
Wiltz W. Wagner, Ph.D. Indiana University School of Medicine.
182 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1994
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September 18, 2019
I think this is a very good book to read ,i have learned really a lot from reading this , this is way different then any other crime book i have ever read , it is set up in a future type scenes , and has
asteroid miners,and so many other space type things going on in this yet it depicts crimes , and other issues in this , like betrayal, dangers, crime, on the run , and so much more , this is a huge different twist to the modern day crime stories and keep you on your toes while reading this .
asteroid miners,and so many other space type things going on in this yet it depicts crimes , and other issues in this , like betrayal, dangers, crime, on the run , and so much more , this is a huge different twist to the modern day crime stories and keep you on your toes while reading this .
September 14, 2017
Great text book explaining Criminal Law.
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