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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Cover
Title page(p. 1)
Copyright(p. 2)
Table of Contents(p. 3)
Growth and Form(pp. 4-5)
Prefatory Note(pp. 6-7)
Untitled(pp. 8-21)
Cum formarum naturalium et corporalium esse...(p. 22)
Chapter I. Introductory(pp. 23-29)
CHAPTER II. ON MAGNITUDE(pp. 30-52)
Chapter III. The Rate of Growth(pp. 53-179)
CHAPTER IV ON THE INTERNAL FORM AND STRUCTURE OF THE CELL(pp. 180-211)
CHAPTER V THE FORMS OF CELLS(pp. 212-277)
CHAPTER VI A NOTE ON ADSORPTION(pp. 278-287)
CHAPTER VII THE FORMS OF TISSUES OR CELL-AGGREGATES(pp. 288-330)
CHAPTER VIII THE FORMS OF TISSUES OR CELL-AGGREGATES (continued)(pp. 331-421)
CHAPTER IX ON CONCRETIONS, SPICULES, AND SPICULAR SKELETONS(pp. 422-506)
CHAPTER X A PARENTHETIC NOTE ON GEODETICS(pp. 507-509)
CHAPTER XI THE LOGARITHMIC SPIRAL(pp. 510-639)
CHAPTER XII THE SPIRAL SHELLS OF THE FORAMINIFERA(pp. 640-657)
CHAPTER XIII THE SHAPES OF HORNS, AND OF TEETH OR TUSKS: WITH A NOTE ON TORSION(pp. 658-673)
CHAPTER XV ON THE SHAPES OF EGGS, AND OF CERTAIN OTHER HOLLOW STRUCTURES(pp. 674-686)
Chapter XVI On Form and Mechanical Efficiency(pp. 687-730)
CHAPTER XVII ON THE THEORY OF TRANSFORMATIONS, OR THE COMPARISON OF RELATED FORMS(pp. 731-811)
Epilogue(pp. 812-813)
Index(pp. 814-860)
Selection from the General Catalogue of Books Published by the Cambridge University Press(pp. 861-863)
Notes(pp. 864-959)
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