The insightful compilation offers comprehensive account of the fundamental principles of embryology. It not only introduces reproductive physiology, sexual interactions, and environmental responses, but also provides the physiological and endocinological background. All important points are illustrated diagrammatically. The title is not intended to be comprehensive nor could it be at length, but if concentration as puttingacross the basic principles of the subject as briefly and deucedly as possible. IT does this with the aid of careful selected examples-some recent and other classics of the f |