Anatomy and Physiology of Farm Animals
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Product Description
This latest edition upholds its strong reputation for clarity, balanced scope, and breadth of content, placing Anatomy and Physiology of Farm Animals among the most widely accepted resources available to the veterinary, animal sciences, agriculture, or veterinary technician student.
Highlights of the Sixth Edition include:
* New chapter on body defenses, including practical information on vaccination
* Important species differentiation, with primary attention given to the horse and cow, but also descriptions between the sheep, goat, and hog.
* Increased emphasis on the cellular and molecular mechanisms in the physiological processes, with explanation of the relationships between mechanisms and phenomena that can be observed in intact animals.
* Revised artwork, including nearly 100 new and original line drawings
The Sixth Edition also provides a number of features designed to make student learning, comprehension, and reference more efficient. Clinical extracts, especially useful in the clinical setting, are highlighted in blue throughout the text. Plus, a glossary of commonly used abbreviations is included in the appendix. Technical terms not found in a standard college dictionary are also defined within the text.
The student will appreciate the simplicity and efficiency of the Sixth Edition, as well as its comprehensive range of content. This informative text is bound to serve as a useful resource well beyond the classroom.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #374005 in Books
- Published on: 2003-02-01
- Format: Illustrated
- Original language: English
- Binding: Hardcover
- 481 pages
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Book Info
Colorado State Univ., Fort Collins. Textbook provides introductory information on the anatomy and physiology of farm animals. Includes new material on body defenses, gives new attention to sheep, goats and hogs, and focuses on the cellular and molecular mechanisms in the physiological processes. For veterinary students and veterinary technicians. Previous edition: c1992.
From the Back Cover
This latest edition upholds its strong reputation for clarity, balanced scope, and breadth of content, placing Anatomy and Physiology of Farm Animals among the most widely accepted resources available to the veterinary, animal sciences, agriculture, or veterinary technician student.
Highlights of the Sixth Edition include:
- New chapter on body defenses, including practical information on vaccination
- Important species differentiation, with primary attention given to the horse and cow, but also descriptions between the sheep, goat, and hog.
- Increased emphasis on the cellular and molecular mechanisms in the physiological processes, with explanation of the relationships between mechanisms and phenomena that can be observed in intact animals.
- Revised artwork, including nearly 100 new and original line drawings
The Sixth Edition also provides a number of features designed to make student learning, comprehension, and reference more efficient. Clinical extracts, especially useful in the clinical setting, are highlighted in blue throughout the text. Plus, a glossary of commonly used abbreviations is included in the appendix. Technical terms not found in a standard college dictionary are also defined within the text.
The student will appreciate the simplicity and efficiency of the Sixth Edition, as well as its comprehensive range of content. This informative text is bound to serve as a useful resource well beyond the classroom.
About the Author
Rowen D. Frandson, DVM, MS, W. Lee Wilke, DVM, PhD and Anna D. Fails, DVM, PhD.
