Excerpt from The Anatomy of the Salamander
Although this work will probably make its greatest appeal to the teacher and advanced student, the requirements of the general stu dent are provided for by means of summaries to the more specialized sections, and in the planning of the figures illustrating the more important systems, e.g. Blood-vessels and cranial nerves. To meet the needs of the research worker and comparative anatomist an attempt has been made to collate as far as possible all the important literature dealing with each subject under review, and to give, when ever possible, tables of the synonyms used by previous authors, together with the dates and full details of the papers in question.
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