Explore the fascinating world of tissue repair and animal physiology in "Regeneration" by Thomas Hunt Morgan. This historical work, a cornerstone in the study of biology and zoology, delves into the biological processes behind regeneration. Morgan, a pioneering figure in cell biology, meticulously examines the remarkable ability of some organisms to regrow lost or damaged tissues. < p/>"Regeneration" offers insights into the fundamental principles governing this natural phenomenon, providing a comprehensive overview of the science as it was understood at the time of original publication. This book, focusing on regeneration as a subject in biology, is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of science, natural history, and the enduring quest to understand the complexities of life. Discover the groundbreaking observations and theories that shaped our understanding of regeneration in this meticulously prepared print edition.
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