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Bone Broke by Jess Beck is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License.
Category Archives: Anatomy
You are how you eat: cooking and human evolution
Richard Wrangham recently came and gave a talk as part of a four-field Anthropology colloquium here at Michigan. He presented an idea that’s been gaining ground in biological anthropology in recent years – namely, that humans are adapted to consume … Continue reading
Thor presents the anatomy of the pectoral region and the upper limb
In honor of the release of Thor: The Dark World, I give you one of my handmade study aids from ANA 7010. You’re welcome. Image Credit: Original undoctored image of shirtless Norse god found here.
Posted in Anatomy, Muscles
Tagged anatomy, human gross Anatomy, muscles, Thor, Upper Limb
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Palpable Anatomy: The Subclavian Artery
One of the easiest ways for me to remember the details and orientation of an anatomical feature is to locate a portion of it on my own body. I’ve found that students also respond well to this method – it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Anatomy, Palpable Anatomy
Tagged anatomy, branches of the subclavian artery, subclavian artery
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