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Human Anatomy Laboratory Manual with Cat Dissections (4th Edition)

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the book arrived in acceptable condition. however, it was not written in the description that there was writing in the book on all the worksheet pages... i now have to white out all of the writing.

One of the best lab manuals I have ever used. It has great photos and is very in depth. The exersizes are very helpful for the student to fully understand the sometimes difficult material. The chapters summarize the text book that goes along with it very well. This lab manual will prepare the student for tests and future science courses.

I am returning to college after 20 years. Taking Anatomy has been a challenge. This book is easy to understand with lots of color coded pictures. I am understanding each chapter very well. I got a 98 on my first exam which covered the first five chapters. Not bad for a 40-something student.

this book summarizes the important stuff from the text book. covers in enough detail on what you need to know. this is very helpful because it has practice review questions as well like the text book. it's spiral bound feature is also great!!! the front and back cover is soft though so I think i'm going to have to laminate it. overall great purchase. also if youre a student make sure to sign up for amazon prime because it has great shipping benefits!

This was the first time that I have ever ordered anything on line, I really picked a great one. The product came in a timely manner and was in great condition as they had described. I would surely purchase from them again. Thanks for the positive experience.

Monique

This book took forever to get. I didn't recieve it for a month! Emailed and recieved no responce.

You'll be amazed by the similarities between human and feline anatomy! Once you cut 'em open, they all look pretty much the same. Thanks to this groundbreaking book, it's just a matter of time before we can rely on Fluffy and Mittens for spare organs. (And let me tell you, it's about time those cats started pulling their weight!)

Nine lives? NOT ANY MORE!