Human Heredity (with InfoTrac): Principles and Issues

Cummings, Michael

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Language: English

Published by Brooks Cole, 1999

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ACCEPTABLE - All pages and cover intact ACCEPTABLE - May have damage to cover and binding but integrity still intact ACCEPTABLE - Pages may include notes, highlighting or minor water damage but text is readable GOOD - Majority of pages are undamaged with minimal creasing and tearing. No pages are missing. GOOD - Moderate corner dings and/or curled corners. Slight yellowing & ink signature inside front cover. All items shipped Monday - Friday, fast shipping! Proceeds support the Sierra Vista Public Library.

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Title
Human Heredity (with InfoTrac): Principles and Issues
Author
Cummings, Michael
Publisher
Brooks Cole
Publication year
1999
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Binding
paperback
Language
English
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0534523722
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9780534523725
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