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Oxford University Press Oxford Biology - The Evolution of Organ Systems Book

Name: Oxford Biology - The Evolution of Organ Systems Book
Brand: Oxford University Press
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Explore the complex history of biological development with The Evolution of Organ Systems from Oxford University Press. This academic text provides a deep look into how systematics has changed over the last twenty years. By integrating new methods from molecular genetics and developmental biology, the book offers a wide range of phylogenetic hypotheses that help clarify the tree of life. Readers can examine both the confirmed traditional views and the newer findings that challenge them. This work is unique as the first book to apply current phylogenetic states to an evolutionary interpretation of animal organ systems. It helps identify robust regions of biological history while pointing out the areas that still require scientific resolution. This edition is a used book in good condition, making it a practical choice for students, researchers, and biology enthusiasts looking for high-quality academic reference material. Whether you are studying the history of animal systems or modern systematics, this Oxford Biology title provides a foundational perspective on evolutionary biology.

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Provides an evolutionary interpretation of animal organ systems using current phylogenetic data.

Integrates findings from molecular genetics and developmental biology to present a wide range of hypotheses.

Helps identify both established regions of the tree of life and unresolved problematic areas.

Offers a detailed look at how systematics has evolved over the past two decades.

Academic reference text published by Oxford University Press for reliable biological study.

Used book in good condition, providing an accessible way to own this specialized scientific work.

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Brand: Oxford University Press
Format: paperback
ASIN: 0198566697
Category: Books > Subjects > Reference
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 18 October 2007
Listed Since: 09 March 2007

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