Excerpt from Practical Anatomy of the Rabbit: An Elementary Laboratory Textbook in Mammalian Anatomy
The present edition of the "Anatomy of the Rabbit" appears in the same form as previously adopted for the second, but with some minor revisions and modifications. The necessity of reprinting the text after a comparatively brief interval of use, and the thorough revision in passing from the first to the second editions are together accountable for the fact that the number of corrections is not greater. Realizing that the ultimate value of a manual of dissection depends upon the combined experience of as great a variety as possible of instructors and students using it, the author has endeavoured at all stages of revision to incorporate such new ideas as have been received, and is appreciative of the interest taken in the matter by an increasing number of individuals.
The chief features of the text may be summarized as follows: The practical convenience of the rabbit is recognized as material for elementary anatomical study in the same way as in other fields of biological study and investigation. Though the principal design of the book is to direct the student in an orderly study of the structure of a mammal, points of physiological interest have been included so far as seemed advisable within i:he limits of a small manual of anatomical outlook. The setting of gross anatomy, in respect of microscopic anatomy, embryology, and the foundations of evolutionary development in general, has been carefully considered. While the points to which reference is made in the dissection are given a restricted description, there is no suggestion to the student of inadequate and superficial treatment, such as is common and perhaps necessary in manuals where the study of a number of types is presupposed as part of the course of instruction.
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