Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy [Hardcover] Libbie Henrietta Hyman

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Original 1922 edition. University of Chicago Press. Linen hardcover is good. Pages are clean. Not a former library book. Binding is secure.

This remarkable 1922 first edition of “Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy” by Libbie Henrietta Hyman is a groundbreaking work that solidified her reputation as a pioneering figure in the field of zoology. Hyman, one of the first women to achieve prominence in the male-dominated world of science, meticulously compiled and synthesized a vast array of anatomical data on vertebrates, from fish to mammals. Her comprehensive approach and lucid writing style made this volume an indispensable reference for generations of students and researchers. Beyond its scientific merit, the book stands as a testament to Hyman’s perseverance and dedication in overcoming gender barriers prevalent in academia at the time. For collectors, this well-preserved copy offers a unique opportunity to own a seminal work that not only advanced our understanding of vertebrate anatomy but also paved the way for greater inclusivity in scientific pursuits.