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comparative
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As well as medical preparations, it contained a great deal of comparative anatomy , including fossils.
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Works on comparative anatomy continued this tradition, though by the nineteenth century there was more caution about using mankind.
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Owen was also put in charge of the College's museum, an important source of specimens for comparative anatomy .
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But the early debates were conducted almost entirely in terms of comparative anatomy and paleontology.
human
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And the ear is not the only sensitive part of the human anatomy which Cloverleaf is designed to appeal to.
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Departures from normal human anatomy were marked in red.
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A vulnerable part of the human anatomy .
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Such were Victor Frankenstein's perfectionist obsessions in relation to human anatomy , when he began his investigations into the nature of life.
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Diogenes backed up his theory of the importance of air circulating through the body with some primitive human anatomy .
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animal
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It was a book of animal anatomy .
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And fewer than 10 % of shoe salespeople have had even basic training in foot anatomy or shoe sizing.
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As well as medical preparations, it contained a great deal of comparative anatomy , including fossils.
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He became assistant to the Professor and demonstrator of anatomy , at £25 perannum, plus coals for his sitting room.
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She read Victorian novels and studied textbooks of anatomy .
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This book is not an analysis of that anatomy .
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We unfolded them carefully, spread them out gently, and studied their anatomy .