C. V. R. Indira

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* Comparative Physiology of the Vertebrate Digestive System.

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*Nutrients and Bioactive Substances in Aquatic Organisms.

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C. V. R. Indira

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The document "Community Centres : Guidelines for establishment and operation" running to less than 100 pages prepared by Ben-Yami and Anderson is comprehensive material on the topic and is highly informative and instructive. It exposes readers to the modern and latest trends in fishing technology and serves as a useful reference book.

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The book on "Biology of the integument" is a comprehensive work in which the editors bring together their knowledge of research findings on multifarious aspects of integument to scientific world.

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The work of Mr. Simpson on "The Cell Biology of Sponges" is a comprehensive work on the structure and functions of sponge cells and provides up-to-date details. This book is a critical synthesis which is both broadly based and current and supported by several illustrations and tables.

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The laboratory manual for entomology and plant pathology by Dr. Louis L. Pyenson and Dr. Harvey E. Barke inspires budding zoologists; helps agriculturists. This can be used even by a layman. The general way of dealing, that is by questioning prevents the tendency of some students to superficially rush through an exercise; it helps one to think and use his originality and helps to improve their observation power.

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Fishery products edited by Rudolf Kreuzef, yet another scientific-cumtechnological feast contains the different discussions held during Technical Conference on Fishery Products at Rome under FAO's Policy.

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Structure and Habit in Vertebrate Evolution edited by G. S. Carter, yet another scientific and zoological text of the Indian Journal of Nutrition and Dietetics published by Sdigwick and Jackson, London.

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C. V. R. Indira

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This book gives a good grasp of the subject matter of Biology which is a vast and heterogenous assemblage. The approach to the subject is critical and modern, embracing different aspects related, such as the background emphases and aims of biological sciences, curriculum studies, invitations to enquiry such as the role and nature, general knowledge, data experiment, control, hypothesis and problems in scientific investigation, quantitative relations in biology and the teaching of biology.

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