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functions of
those parts and the
chemical processes involved. For example, an
anatomist is
concerned with the shape, size, position, structure,
blood supply and...
- The
Anatomist may
refer to: The
Anatomist, a 1696 play by
Edward Ravenscroft Several fictionalized accounts of the
Burke and Hare murders, including:...
-
illness before he was born. An
elder brother was
William Hunter, the
anatomist. As a youth, he
showed little talent, and
helped his brother-in-law as...
- the blood. The body is
studied by
health professionals, physiologists,
anatomists, and
artists to ****ist them in
their work. The
human body is composed...
- time,
Andreas Vesalius was also
making some
strides of his own. A
young anatomist of
Flemish descent made
famous by a
penchant for
amazing charts, he was...
- photographer. He has
written five
books –
Sleep Demons, Five Quarts, The
Anatomist,
Insomniac City and
Sweat – and has
produced one book of photography,...
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William King (22
April 1809 – 24 June 1886), was an Anglo-Irish
geologist at Queen's
College Galway. He was the
first (in 1864) to
propose that the bones...
- John
Smith (1721–1797) was a
Scottish physician and academic.
Smith was born in Maybole, Scotland,
where his father, William, was a merchant. He studied...
- 1562) was an
Italian priest and
anatomist often known by his
Latin name Fallopius. He was one of the most
important anatomists and
physicians of the sixteenth...
- (/ˈkuːpər/ KOO-pər; c. 1666 – 8
March 1709) was an
English surgeon and
anatomist,
famous for his
early description of what is now
known as Cowper's gland...
