Human body

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    • Parker, Steve.

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Human body

(Eyewitness guides, 87)

Dorling Kindersley, 1993

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Originally published: 1994

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Since ancient times people have sought to understand the structure and function of the human body. This stunning volume traces the ongoing quest by scientists and physicians to understand the complex intricate nature of our living form. From early studies of anatomy to the era of microbiology to modern hi-tech imaging techniques the body's mysteries continue to be explored. Discover how our skeleton muscles and joints give us support and movement and see the efficient systems that control our respiration circulation and digestion. Learn how the nervous system is the body's communication network and why genes determine our development. Find out how our senses operate and why the brain is our most unique feature. Illustrated with revealing anatomical models and original artworks Human Body is a fresh exciting introduction to the intriguing forms and functions of the human body.

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