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"The anatomy of the frog" by Alexander Ecker is a scientific anatomical treatise written in the late 19th century. It presents a thorough, illustration-rich description of frog anatomy—especially the European species most used in laboratories—organized by systems (skeleton, muscles, nerves, vessels, viscera, skin, and sense organs) for the needs of physiologists and students. The English edition expands the original with annotations, recent research, and many additional figures.
The opening of this treatise explains that the translator has revised and enlarged the work, adding modern findings, original observations, and over a hundred new illustrations, while acknowledging collaborators and sources. Ecker’s own prefaces state the book’s aim as a descriptive anatomy of native frogs (not a comparative or developmental study), emphasize its role as a practical basis for further research, and note assistance on the nervous system and later parts. The introduction justifies the frog’s cent
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