The Electric Organ Of The Skate: Observations On The Structure, Relations, Progressive Development And Growth Of The Electric Organ Of The Skate (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781286582954)

The Electric Organ Of The Skate offers a detailed examination of the electric organ in skates, a type of ray. Authored by James Cossar Ewart, the book delves into the organ's structure, its relationships within the skate's anatomy, and its progressive development and growth. This work provides valuable insights into the biological mechanisms underlying the generation of electricity in marine life.

Ewart's meticulous observations contribute significantly to the field of comparative anatomy and marine biology. The book will appeal to scientists, students, and anyone interested in the intricacies of animal physiology and the unique adaptations found in the natural world. Discover the fascinating details of this specialized organ and its role in the life of the skate.

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