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Anatomy

Henry Gray F.R.S., Henry Vandyke Carter

1858 ★ 4.4

A compleat treatise of the muscles

Browne, John

1681

Use of the dead to the living

Mackenzie, William

1828

Books of the body

Andrea Carlino

1999

Human dissection

Arthur M. Lassek

1958

Food security

Bryan McDonald

2010

A.D.A.M. interactive anatomy dissection manual

Harry Greer, Martha DePecol Sanner

1999

Bones in the basement

Robert Blakely

1997

The human brain and spinal cord

Lennart Heimer

1994

Myskotomia

William Molins

1648

Report from the select committee on anatomy

Great Britain Parliament House of Commons

1828

Body of Work

Christine Montross

2007

Guide to the method of dissection for the use of the students of practical anatomy in the University of Glasgow

Allen Thomson

1869

Manual of practical anatomy

G. J. Romanes, D. J. Cunningham

1896

The Dissector's Manual

Charles Lockwood Barrett, William Bruce Clarke

1883

A manual of the dissection of the human body

Luther Holden

1851

Dissector for Netter's atlas of human anatomy

Frank H. Netter, Sharon Oberg

1998

Murdering to Dissect

Tim Marshall

1995

Manual of practical anatomy

D. J. Cunningham

1896

Mr. Warburton's anatomy bill

W. Roberts

1843

Gross anatomy dissector

Richard S. Snell

1978

Demonstrations of anatomy

George Viner Ellis

1852

The dissectors' manual of practical and surgical anatomy

Wilson, Erasmus Sir

1856

A lecture delivered over the remains of Jeremy Bentham, Esq

Southwood Smith

1832

Workbook t/a Anatomy & Physiology REVEALED®

Robert Broyles

2007

Clinical anatomy dissections

Chase, Robert A.

1996

Ellis's demonstrations of anatomy

George Viner Ellis

1887

A manual of human anatomy

John Thomas Aitken

1976

Speaking for the dead

Jones, D. Gareth

2008

The London dissector, or, System of dissection

James Scratchley

1811

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