1 equiring several days of effort by a trained anatomist.

2 erials for dissection proved problematic for anatomists.

3 ts, notably by Snodgrass, the king of insect anatomists.

4                                The Ukrainian anatomist and histologist, Vladimir Alekseyevich Betz (1

5        Unlike Hughlings Jackson, Todd was an anatomist and physiologist as well as a physician, and h

6       These efforts, which were made by both anatomists and electrophysiologists, frequently resulted

7 o Clopton Havers, a 17th Century hard tissue anatomist, and Franz Halberg, a long-time explorer of lo

8 in the auditory brainstem that has attracted anatomists because of its giant size and physiologists b

9 and rivaled later work by the famous Western anatomists Couinaud, Healey, Schroy, and others.

10  word morphologie, which inspired the French anatomist Cuvier (who established the field of comparati

11                   Lacking such a vocabulary, anatomists have built this information into the structur

12                                              Anatomists have long considered it part of an extended l

13 perimental results and bridge the gaps among anatomists, imagers, and neuroinformatics databases.

14                                        Early anatomists noted the close juxtaposition of arteries and

15                           Over 90 years ago, anatomists noted the cortex is thinner in sulci than gyr

16                                           An anatomist, physiologist, and clinical scientist with an

17 the mammalian retina has long been a goal of anatomists, physiologists, and cell biologists.

18 man olfaction but from a famous 19th-century anatomist's hypothesis that the evolution of human free

19 ubject Headings (MeSH), OMIM and the Digital Anatomist Symbolic Knowledge Base.

20 en aged 2 to 16 years was examined by expert anatomists who were blinded to diagnostic status.