Explanations to the Figures

Thus, I do not think it redundant to summarize briefly, in the form of explanations to the figures, the characters of the vertebrate chronological series, which have already been presented, in a dispersed form, in many sections of this book discussing the various phases and substages, etc. The reader may check the validity of my conclusions on basis of the documentation laid down in the relevant chapters. 

Figure 1 X-Ray Diffraction of DNA by Rosalind Franklin. The RNA/DNA complex. (A- and B-DNA X-ray diffraction patterns). ht //en.wildpedia.org/wiki/Molecular models of DNA mediaviewer/File ABDNAxrgpj.jpg by Bci21 http //commons.wildmedia.org/wiki/User Bci21 is hcensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 http //creativecommons.Org/hcenses/by-sa/3.0/). Reference Appendix 2, Explanations to the Figures...

Figure 2 The Ancient Mitochondrial Mauriceville Plasmid in the Neurospora crassa. [2335] Reference Appendix 2, Explanations to the Figures...

Explanations to the Figures, b, c A Fusogenic Virus (Phage) of Acholeplasma laidlawii. Possible Evolutionary Consequences. 

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