Developmental Juvenile Osteology

Perfect and highly recommend for developmental and feral osteology. Anthropology, medical, forensics, bioarch, etc.

Excellent reference and uses recent research to update the classic Scheuer and Black. But in my copy at least the bibliography/reference list is a mess. The entries are in alphabetical order of authors - but only to the extent of grouping all the As together, all the Bs together, etc. Within the As they are random, within the Bs they are random, etc. As there are god know how many references, it's a pain in the butt to search. I don't know how, with modern word processing, you could even get a list into this state. It's a minor thing to sort a long list in Word or whatever. How the publisher has the nerve to release this to the market and charge over 100 pounds for it, I also don't know. Maybe I got a pre-production copy (bought on Marketplace).