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• - Describes male and female reproductive systems, fertilization, gastrulation, etc
  
• - Anatomy of the foot and ankle described in detail.
  
• - Diagrams, tips, and mnemonics for remembering important aspects of anatomy, with lists of questions that bring out the relevance and test understanding of basic principles. Unfortunately no cadaveric images.
  
• - This site has a lot of details about temporal, frontal and parietal lobes, prefrontal cortex and limbic systems.
  
• - Human muscular and skeletal systems
  
• - Introduction to anatomy, anatomy history and famouse anatomists.
  
• - Lovely site covering the basic and applied anatomy of the eye.
  
• - Loyola University Medical Center information about anatomy.
  
• - Supplementary neuroanatomical material for first year medical students. Subject summaries, anatomic atlases, videoclips of the neurologic exam, and neuroembryology.
  
• - Introduction to anatomy subject which includes basic information about bones, brains, muscles, etc.
  
• - Illustrations of different parts and systems of the human body, intended for doctors to use in patient education. PDF formats.
  
• - Provides a research and educational resource gateway for anatomists--including cell and developmental biologists, neuroscientists, evolutionary biologists, and those in other anatomic and morphologic disciplines.
  
• - This site gives a detailed description of the human immune system.
  
• - The creation of anatomically detailed, three-dimensional representations of normal male and female human bodies.
  
• - Detailed history of anatomy development from 5th century B.C. Biographies of Archillini, Aristotle, Fabricius, Fallopius, Galen of Pergamum and others.
  
• - Educational web-site, which contains questions on all topics of human anatomy. Answer them and then check your score.
  
• - Offers images and graphical narratives on anatomy. Images are free for non-commercial use.
  
• - Computer-generated graphics of various systems of the human body, using the Visible Human Project data set.
  
• - This web-site describes the thorax, the pericardium and the heart.
  
• - Detailed description of the upper limb and back anatomy
  
• - Describes human lymphatic system structure and immunity.
  
• - Provides an overview of the anatomy of the digestive system.
  
• - Many anatomy tutorials from the University of Newcastle, England.
  
• - The Association, of the American Continent founded in 1964 to promote the exchange of scientific information in the area of morphology.
  
• - This website describes human urinary organs structure.
  
• - Consumer health resource center providing information on the edocrine system.
  
• - Free online encyclopedia.
  
• - Complete muscle tables for the human body unfortunately no real cadaveric images.
  
• - Preservation of tissue specimens for study with completely visible surfaces and high durability - from Vienna University.
  
• - Description of larynx, trachea, pleurae, mediastinum and galnds
  
• - From Gateway Community College, Phoenix. Identification of foramina and major bony points of the skull.
  
• - This web-site describes the nervous system and the brain structure.
  
• - Complete guide to human digestion system: teeth, palate, pharynx, abdomen, stomach, etc.
  
• - Museum exhibit featuring the roles of the genome, the body, the brain and personal and collective histories in our mental functioning.
  
• - The preservation of human remains developed by Dr. Gunther von Hagens. Procedure is explained. Includes photos and links.
  
• - Muscle physiology and its study at UCSD.
  
• - A color atlas of cross sectional anatomy in the axial plane which serves as an anatomic reference text.
  
• - Human eye and ear anatomy.
  
• - Website showing some useful anatomical and radiological tutorials.
  
• - Images and movies from the Visible Human Project dataset. Anatomy.
  
• - The place for fun, interactive and educational views of the human body.
  
• - Detailed description of the circulatory system: vertebrate vascular system, the heart, blood, etc.
  
• - Consumer health resource center providing information on the anatomy of the eye.
  
• - This website explains the anatomy of human articulations: joints, bones, etc.
  
• - Consumer health resource center providing an overview of the relationship of Crohn's disease to the digestive system.
  
• - Complete information on the circulatory, respiratory, digestive, reproductive and nervous systems.
  
• - Anatomy, health and medicine news stories.
  
• - A multimedia textbook on normal bronchial and segmental anatomy using radiographs, CT scans, bronchoscopy video clips, and computer modeling to aid the practicing radiologist or pulmonologist - from the University of Iowa.
  
• - Mouth, oesophagus, stomach, small and large intestine, etc.
  
• - An easy to understand guide to the senses containing glossary links for easy understanding of terminology.
  
• - Human anatomy and physiology including tutorials and quizzes on the skeletal, muscle, nervous, circulatory, respiratory and urinary systems.
  
• - Information on the external features, internal organs, and major systems of the human body.
  
• - Includes a variety interactive atlases, including the brain and neuroanatomy, thoracic organs, and the knee.
  
• - Learn about the spinal nerves anatomy. This web-site guides you through cervical nerves, torso nerves, sympathetic nerve and cranial nerves.
  
• - Multimedia textbook and teaching module on anatomy of the pelvis and perineum, including radiographic, MRI, CT, and fluoroscopic imaging - from the Univ. of Iowa.
  
• - Resource center providing information on male anatomy.
  
• - From Spine Universe anatomy of the back and neck.
  
• - Work from the Virtual Hospital. Compelling content. An atlas of brain anatomy and collection of brain and spinal cord dissections for those seeking to understand the organization and functions of the human nervous system.
  
• - Comprehensive guide to the organs of human senses: organs of touch, of smell, of taste, of hearing, and of sight.
  
• - University of Washington Department of Radiology, with online textbook, teaching files, anatomy learning modules, and continuing medical education (CME).
  
• - Comprehensive anatomy directory with many resources to help understand the musculoskeletal system.