DESCRIPTION:
"'Human Biology' endeavors to present the pertinent facts of biology from the vantage ground of the most interesting and important organism in the world of life, namely, man. Accordingly, the study of human biology involves a great deal more than human anatomy and physiology; it is essentially a humanizing of general biology in that attention is centered primarily on human structure and function rather than on the characteristics of types selected from the lower organisms." - from the author's Preface.
First Edition
Eighth Impression
