An edition of Atlas of normal anatomy (1956)

Atlas of normal anatomy.

[A series of paintings by Paul Peck, illustrating the anatomy of various organs and tissues of the body which are frequently attacked by infection.]

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An edition of Atlas of normal anatomy (1956)

Atlas of normal anatomy.

[A series of paintings by Paul Peck, illustrating the anatomy of various organs and tissues of the body which are frequently attacked by infection.]

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Publisher
Davus & Geck
Language
English
Pages
48

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Subjects

Atlases, Human anatomy

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Cover of: Atlas of normal anatomy.
Atlas of normal anatomy.: [A series of paintings by Paul Peck, illustrating the anatomy of various organs and tissues of the body which are frequently attacked by infection.]
1974, Davus & Geck
in English
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Cover of: Atlas of normal anatomy.
Atlas of normal anatomy.: [A series of paintings by Paul Peck, illustrating the anatomy of various organs and tissues of the body which are frequently attacked by infection.]
1956
in English

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Published in
[Pearl River, N.Y.]
Genre
Atlases

Classifications

Library of Congress
QM25 L44 1974

The Physical Object

Pagination
[8] leaves, 48 leaves of plates.
Number of pages
48

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Open Library
OL19351689M

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