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Illustrated Handbook of Chordate Embryology
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- Chordates are common in all major habitats.
- Tunicate larvae either seek out a place where they can attach and metamorphose into an adult or develop into adults that float in the open water.
- Cephalochordates develop in the open water, but as adults they lie partially or entirely buried in sand and gravel.
- In either case, they are filter feeders with simple behaviour.
- Up to date with the latest information on chordate embryology.
- The book contains topics on cellular basis of development, DNA, RNA and protein synthesis, reproductive cycles, parthenogenesis and regeneration.
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