Fertilization is the process by which haploid gametes, sperm and egg, unite to produce a
genetically distinct individual. Interest in this area has exploded in recent years. Here are …

Mammalian fertilization is a fascinating process that leads to the formation of a new
individual. Eggs and sperm are complex cells that must meet at the appropriate time and …

This book is one of a series of five that is intended to meet the needs of undergraduates
reading zoology, biology, physiology, medicine, veterinary science or agriculture, and also …

Fertilization, the union of ova and spermatozoa, takes place internally in mammals. The
spermatozoa are ejaculated into the vagina and transported to the upper part of the fallopian …

In 1964, the Fertilization and Gamete Physiology Research Training Program (FERGAP)
was established at the Marine Biological Laboratories, Woods Hole, Massachusetts. Over …

The spermatozoa of most invertebrates (eg, sea urchins) and nonmammalian vertebrates
(eg, fishes and amphibians) have full capacity to fertilize eggs upon leaving the testis …

This textbook sets out to examine and compare the reproductive mechanisms of different
classes of vertebrates. The book is organized systematically into sections dealing with the …

Fertilization is the process by which eggs and spermatozoa interact, achieve mutual
recognition, and fuse to create a zygote, which then develops to form a new individual, thus …

To condense within the precincts of one manageable and moderately priced book the
voluminous and widely scattered data available on the reproduction of mammals is a most …

The spermatogenesis and spermatozoa of mammals are of fundamental interest to a wide
variety of academic and scientific disciplines; zoologists keep up interest in comparative …