Syllabus of Lectures on Human Embryology

Enlarged. Illustrated with a colored frontispiece and numerous outline drawings. 12mo, 136 pages. Price, $1*25 net. F. A. Davis Companj', 1914-16, Cherry Street, Philadelphia, Pa. This little work is written in the form of short and concise notes embracing only the outlines of the main important facts of the subject. It is interleaved with blank pages to enable the student to supplement the printed matter either with notes from his lectures, or from larger works. It contains an excellent section dealing with practical laboratory work on the subject, with directions as to the preparation of specimens, hardening, cutting and staining, etc., concluding with a useful glossary of many of the words and terms used in embryology. The book will, we think, be found useful both by students when first starting the subject,enabling them to pick out the