1961 UC Berkeley General Zoology 1B Lab Manual Howard A Bern Sharks Syllabus 345
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1961 UC Berkeley General Zoology 1B Lab Manual Howard A Bern Sharks Syllabus 345. This is an authentic piece of UC Berkeley academic history: General Zoology 1B laboratory manual authored by Howard A. Bern , published in 1961 as part of the University of California Syllabus Series (No. 345). **Vintage 1961 University of California Berkeley General Zoology Laboratory Manual – Syllabus Series No. 345** This is an authentic piece of UC Berkeley academic history: **General Zoology 1B** laboratory manual authored by **Howard A. Bern**, published in 1961 as part of the University of California Syllabus Series (No. 345). Focused specifically on **sharks**, this textbook-style paperback was designed for university students in zoology courses. It provided hands-on laboratory guidance through practical exercises and experiments, offering a comprehensive overview of zoological concepts as taught at UC Berkeley during that era. **Key Details:** - **Author**: Howard A. Bern - **Title**: General Zoology 1B - **Series**: University of California Syllabus Series No. 345 - **Year**: 1961 - **Publisher**: University of California, Berkeley - **Format**: Paperback (textbook/lab manual style) - **Language**: English - **Subject**: Zoology – with a dedicated focus on sharks (anatomy, physiology, and related laboratory work) This manual served as a leading educational resource for adult students and those in higher education studying zoology in the early 1960s. It represents a fascinating snapshot of mid-20th-century science education at one of America's premier universities. **Condition Note**: Please review the photos carefully for exact condition (pages, cover wear, markings, etc.). This is one volume from a much larger collection of similar syllabi and manuals — a single puzzle piece in a broader set of UC Berkeley zoology materials. **Great for:** - Collectors of vintage scientific/educational books and university ephemera - Historians of biology or science education - Anyone interested in the history of zoology and shark studies - Gifts for marine biology enthusiasts or UC Berkeley alumni This is a rare, out-of-print historical document rather than a current textbook. No modern content or updates — sold as a collectible artifact from 1961. Feel free to ask questions before buying — I'm happy to provide more photos or details!
