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HUMAN REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY
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Third Edition
By
Richard Jones, Professor of Biology Emeritus, University of Colorado, Boulder, USA
Reviews
"This is a useful addition to the field of reproductive biology. Since the publication of the previous edition, numerous advances have
been made in the study of human reproduction. The authors have updated and revised their book with the goal of providing the latest available
findings. They have done a superb job of creating a readable, aesthetically appealing textbook that provides a comprehensive overview
of human reproductive biology."
- DOODY'S, 5 Stars!
"Elegantly written, profusely illustrated, and comprehensively revised to keep pace
with rapidly moving research frontiers, the new edition of Jones and Lopez's Human Reproductive Biology is the text
of choice for any college-level course in human reproduction. New material has been skillfully integrated into what was already a successful
book. New illustrations and well-designed boxes and side-panels enliven the text while updated references guide students into the primary
literature. This new edition easily laps the competition."
- Peter T. Ellison, Harvard University
"This text is a comprehensive treatment
of a highly significant area of science that will be greatly appreciated by reproductive biologists and anyone else with an interest
in human reproductive biology. The text provides an entree into virtually every aspect of human reproductive biology, from classical
paradigms to contemporary ideas and approaches. The presentation is clear and the illustrations useful. This is an excellent effort
by only two authors."
- Paul M. Wassarman, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York
"This is clearly the best text on Reproduction
available. Jones and Lopez have carefully analyzed and integrated and years of classical work on reproductive biology and transformed
it into a very readable book on human reproduction. Although I have been teaching a course on human reproduction for the last sixteen
years, and I have reviewed 3 different texts on this subject, I learned something new the first time I perused the new edition of Jones
and Lopez."
- Cliff Jones, School of Medicine, University of South Dakota
?This is the most comprehensive text on human reproduction
I've read. It covers not only the basic biology of reproduction but also perspectives from evolution and across cultures, as well as
practical information that will be useful to all readers, whether students, teachers, or researchers. It's certainly the best textbook
for anthropology and evolution courses dealing with reproduction.?
- Wendy Trevathan, New Mexico State University
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