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Fig. 18.1

Fig. 18.1. Fig. 18.2. Fig. 18.3. Fig. 18.3. Fig. 18.4. Fig. 18.5. Fig. 18.6. Fig. 18.7. Fig. 18.8. Fig. 18.9. Fig. 18.10. Focus 18.1. Fig. 18.11. Fig. 18.12. Axolotl. Fig. 18.13. Fig. 18.14. Telmatobius culeus. Fig. 18.15. Andrias japonicus. Ensatina sp. Fig. 18.15.

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Fig. 18.1

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  1. Fig. 18.1

  2. Fig. 18.2

  3. Fig. 18.3

  4. Fig. 18.3

  5. Fig. 18.4

  6. Fig. 18.5

  7. Fig. 18.6

  8. Fig. 18.7

  9. Fig. 18.8

  10. Fig. 18.9

  11. Fig. 18.10

  12. Focus 18.1

  13. Fig. 18.11

  14. Fig. 18.12

  15. Axolotl

  16. Fig. 18.13

  17. Fig. 18.14

  18. Telmatobius culeus

  19. Fig. 18.15

  20. Andrias japonicus

  21. Ensatina sp.

  22. Fig. 18.15

  23. Phrynosomatinae ( Phrynosoma sp.)

  24. Boidae: Erycinae: Charina (=Lichanura)

  25. Rheodytes sp.

  26. Fig. 18.17

  27. Focus 18.2

  28. Fig. 18.18

  29. Fig. 18.19

  30. Fig. 18.20

  31. Fig. 18.16

  32. Fig. 18.21

  33. Fig. 18.22

  34. Fig. 18.23

  35. Fig. 19.11. Ventral dissection of a frog heart

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