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The Lungair Sac System Of Birds Development Structure And Function 2005th Edition Maina

Name: The Lungair Sac System Of Birds Development Structure And Function 2005th Edition Maina
SKU: BELL-55013692
Price: 31.00 USD
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The Lungair Sac System Of Birds Development Structure And Function 2005th Edition Maina instant download after payment.

Publisher: Springer

File Extension: PDF

File size: 35.13 MB

Pages: 226

Author: Maina, John N.

ISBN: 9783540255956, 3540255958

Language: English

Year: 2005

Edition: 2005

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The Lungair Sac System Of Birds Development Structure And Function 2005th Edition Maina by Maina, John N. 9783540255956, 3540255958 instant download after payment.

In biology, few organs have been as elusive as the lung-air sac system of birds. Considerable progress has recently been made to fill the gaps in the knowledge. While summarizing and building on earlier observations and ideas, this book provides cutting-edge details on the development, structure, function, and the evolutionary design of the avian respiratory system. Outlining the mechanisms and principles through which biological complexity and functional novelty have been crafted in a unique gas exchanger, this account will provoke further inquiries on the many still uncertain issues. The specific goal here was to highlight the uniqueness of the design of the avian respiratory system and the factors that obligated it.