Developmental Biology Ninth Edition

This is the Ninth edition of Scott F. Gilbert's Developmental Biology. I just bought it and scanned it myself. The text is searchable, and it is bookmarked to easily find the chapters. I changed scanners toward the end, so the quality of the last few chapters is much better. Some of the text on the side might be slightly blurry as it took me a while to get my 'technique' down, but it is very readable and beats paying $130 for it in the bookstore.

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SirMrManGuy2 (2011-09-05)

So, I just downloaded this and Microsoft Security Essentials didn't find anything. After a quick scroll through it looks as if all the content is there and I can confirm that the picture quality per page gets vastly better around 475 out of 809 pages. But no matter what it is always clear enough to read the page. The text is able to be copied and there are bookmarks which jump to the correct sections. Overall I would give this a 4-4.5/5 due to the photo quality in the first half of the PDF but by no means does it ruin the effectiveness. A thousand thank yous to the guy/gal who did this because you just saved me tons of money from an overpriced book.

anthonyp1010 (2011-09-13)

hey thanks alott man you have no idea how much im grateful you already did alot for me but i do have a couple more books if you could get
Biological Science (4th edition, 2010) by Scott Freeman; Pearson Benjamin Cummings, San
Francisco, CA.
Reilly, Kevin, ed. Worlds of History: A Comparative Reader. Vol. II: Since 1400. 4th
edition. (Bedford/St. Martin’s, 2010). ISBN-10: 0-312-54988-1. (Not Volume I, not the 3rd edition.)
thank you so much

milance90 (2012-08-24)

Thanks man :D I'm seeding forever :D