A Guide for the Dissection of the Dogfish

"A Guide for the Dissection of a Dogfish (Squalus Acanthias)" by Lawrence Edmonds Griffin offers a detailed laboratory manual for the study of fish anatomy. This historical text provides a comprehensive dissection guide to the squalus acanthias, commonly known as the dogfish. Intended for students and researchers alike, the book meticulously outlines procedures for dissecting and understanding the intricate systems of this fascinating marine animal.

A valuable resource in the field of ichthyology, this guide explores the anatomy and physiology of fishes through hands-on instruction. Its clear and concise instructions make it an essential tool for anyone interested in zoology and comparative anatomy. Whether you are a student of science or a curious enthusiast, this dissection guide provides a window into the complex world beneath the waves and will enhance your understanding of fish anatomy through careful observation.

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