Search for books, what is the most convenient way to search for literature in the MO libraries?

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Hello, I'm trying to find books in libraries, it's inconvenient to go to the RSL. Please tell me a working service (if one exists) to search for authors and books in all libraries ... Google has not been very helpful so far.

References:

1. A. Kornberg. Synthesis of DNA

2. Huxley TG On the position of man among organic beings

3. Huxley TG On the causes of phenomena in the organic world

Selected 4. J. Eccles. Physiology of nerve cells
5. Levy-Bruhl. Primitive thinking (found)

6. A. Brodal. Reticular formation of the brain stem

7. S. R. Kahal. Autobiography

8. S. N. Olenev. The developing brain

9. S. N. Olenev. Brain design

10. Reticular formation of the brain (Materials of the Detroit Congress), 1962

11. I. Filimonov. Comparative anatomy of the large brain of reptiles.

12. Wiedersheim. Human structure from a comparative anatomical point of view

13. L. Edinger. Thirteen lectures on anatomy

14. I. S. Beritashvili. The memory of vertebrates, its characteristics and origin

15. M. Calvin. Chemical evolution

16. Jacques Leb. The organism as a whole

17. J. Bernal. The emergence of life

18. Somyen J. Coding of sensory information

19. Arkhangelsky G. History of neurology from the beginning to the 20th century

20. Belenkov N. Yu. Conditioned reflex and subcortical formations of the brain

21. Atlas of the brain stem of humans and animals (text compiled by E. P. Kononova, edited by S. A. Sarkisov and I. N. Filimonov)

22. M. M. Koltsova. Development of signal systems of reality in children

23. Kh. S. Koshtoyants. Fundamentals of Comparative Physiology

24. AI Karamyan. Evolution of the telencephalon of vertebrates

25. AI Oparin. Matter-life-intellect