Des Dents Des Mammifères, ConsidÃ(c)rÃ(c)es Comme Caractères Zoologiques... by FrÃ(c)dÃ(c)ric Cuvier explores the dental characteristics of mammals as a means of zoological classification. Written in French, this historical scientific work delves into the comparative anatomy of mammalian teeth, offering detailed descriptions and analyses. This book provides valuable insights into the methodologies of early zoological research and the use of dental morphology in understanding the relationships between different species. A foundational text for students of zoology, paleontology, and the history of science.

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