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Web site contains nmerous practice exercises for anatomy--images, self tests, timed tests.

1. The generation of graphical models derived from cadaver and clinical imaging data; and 2. Symbolic modeling of the structures and relationships that constitute the human body. Our initial work with graphical representations of anatomy provided the impetus and motivation for the National Library of Medicine to establish the Visible Human Project, and our symbolic modeling has enhanced NLM's Unified Medical Language System in order to represent deep anatomical knowledge.

This site contains numerous anatomy learning aids, especially skeletal and muscle.

This site allows students to view individual bones from several aspects. The views are thre-dimensional. The site also contains images of bones from several other species.

An entire lab sequence supporting natomy and physiology labs. Very well done.

This site has good images of cat anatomy as well as self test quizzes.

his site supports a human anatomy course with excellent images of cat dissections with structures labeled by number. It covers all of the major systems including muscular, digestive, circulatory, and reproductive systems. After studying the images, student can click on a link that shows all of the correct answers. An excellent anatomy study tool.

This site is an excellent interactive discovery tool in the field of biology. It is very easy to navigate with a simple yet pleasing layout. The site utilizes many interactive tutorials and lesson plans to help teach you an intermediate level of biology. The site is written in an easy to read manner and pages load quickly. Also included is a listing of helpful tips and example essays to help you prepare for high school and college level exams.

This site supports the first semester of an Anatomy and Physiology course taught by Dr. Ross at Christian Brothers University. It contains an extensive collection of links to materials both prepared by Dr. Ross and at other internet sites. The links are organized primarily by chapters/units of the course. They include: Anatomical Terminology; Microscopy, Cell Structure, and Mitosis; Osmosis, pH, and Buffers; Tissues; Skin, Skeleton and Joints; Muscles (cat and human); Muscle Physiology; Nerve Tissue and Function; Brain Anatomy; Eye; Ear; Balance; Endocrine Glands. This collection will allow students opportunities for self study, clarification, or guided assignments. There is a sister site supporting the second semester of the course--also in the MERLOT database.

This site supports the second semester of an Anatomy and Physiology course taught by Dr. Ross at Christian Brothers University. It contains an extensive collection of links to materials both prepared by Dr. Ross and at other internet sites. The links are organized primarily by chapters/units of the course. They include: Blood and Hematology; Cardiac Anatomy and Function; Vascular Anatomy and Lymphatic System; Digestive System; Nutrition and Metabolism; Respiratory System and Function; Anatomy of the Urinary (Excretory) System, Urine Formation: Reproductive Anatomy; Human Development; Genetics. This collection will allow students opportunities for self study, clarification, or guided assignments. There is a sister site supporting the first semester of the course--also in the MERLOT database.

This is an new histology atlas designed for community college anatomy & physiology students.

Excellent set of anatomy images using the visual human project.

This site contains several anatomy atlases that were formerly maintained at the University of Iowa's Virtual Hospital site. This page is the portal to the following atlases: Atlas of Human Anatomy, Atlas of Human Anatomy in cross section, Atlas of Microsc