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Principles of Anatomy and Physiology Sixth Edition By Gerard J. Tortora Nicholas P. Anagnostakos
SKU: 8697-11396393
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HARDBOUND COPY OF THIS IMPORTANT AND CLASSIC BOOK. PRINCIPLES OF ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY. 6TH EDITION BY GERARD J. TORTORA AND NICHOLAS P. ANAGNOSTAKOS./ALMOST 1000 PAGES OF INFORMATION WITH DRAWINGS ETC IN COLOR AND BLACK AND WHITE.
This book is preowned but still has plenty of information to offer. There are some marks on both the front and back cover and some slight staining on the edges of the pages (see pics).
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