553 not be particularly helpful to the general physician but may be an interesting reference work to be available in the medical library. This book, 830 pages in all, is a collection of chapters on the telencephalon of various classes of vertebrates, written by different authors. It is divided into three parts. Part I covers the submammals with chapters on the telencephalon of fish, am-consists...

The chapters on deafness, audiometry, and surgical procedures on the temporal bone move forward in a clear and straightforward way, as might be expected from an author who has for many years been professionally concerned with these aspects of hearing. Students, whether clinically or nonclinically oriented, will find this material informative and useful. An extensive bibiography, indices to both...

The chapters on deafness, audiometry, and surgical procedures on the temporal bone move forward in a clear and straightforward way, as might be expected from an author who has for many years been professionally concerned with these aspects of hearing. Students, whether clinically or nonclinically oriented, will find this material informative and useful. An extensive bibiography, indices to both...

Though not well known, one of the first examples of territorial autonomy in Europe can be traced to the 1224 document from Hungarian King Andreas II known as the Andreanum. In it, so-called "Saxon" settlers from the Mosel and Rhein regions established themselves in Transylvania from the 12 Century. The Andreanum describes the Saxons' status, liberties and rights in five chapters. It was amended...

"Cyberactivism: Online Activism in Theory and Practice" certainly comes with an impressive array of authors. Among the thirteen chapters (including introduction and epilogue) one finds seven assistant and associate professors and additional five doctoral students or PhD graduates. This does not however, include major recognized authors in the field and one also finds a number of new contributor...

It consists of forty-seven chapters, divided into five sections. The first section is a general, elementary, and brief introduction to the bacterial cell and its physiology, as well as to immunoassays and other techniques used in identification and classification of bacterial species. Section two, with 22 chapters, has been devoted to systemic bacteriology. These chapters, although brief, are w...