An edition of Elementos de fisiología humana (1962)

Elementos de fisiología humana

the living body. [By] Charles Herbert Best [and] Norman Burke Taylor. Traducción de Samuel Middleton, Bjorn Holmgren y Daisy Benítez. [1. reimpresión.]

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An edition of Elementos de fisiología humana (1962)

Elementos de fisiología humana

the living body. [By] Charles Herbert Best [and] Norman Burke Taylor. Traducción de Samuel Middleton, Bjorn Holmgren y Daisy Benítez. [1. reimpresión.]

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Editorial Universitaria]
Language
Spanish
Pages
725

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Physiology

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Elementos de fisiología humana: the living body. [By] Charles Herbert Best [and] Norman Burke Taylor. Traducción de Samuel Middleton, Bjorn Holmgren y Daisy Benítez. [1. reimpresión.]
1962, Editorial Universitaria]
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QP34 B5218

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725p.
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