Anatomy

by Dr. M. A. (Toby) Arnold Modifications & Additions by Deborah BryceThe University of Sydney, Anatomy & Histology - Online Learning.

Basic information on parts of the body that challenges you to assemble various organs, bones and muscles in the right places, and tests your nervous system and senses. Requires Flash 5.

A study of human and primate comparative anatomy by The University of Texas at Austin Department of Antropology. Digitized versions of skeletons in full color, animations, and much supplemental information.

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Teach/quiz yourself on parts of the brain using images of coronal and horizontal sections; the lateral, dorsal and medial surfaces; as well as Brodmann's areas. NOTE: labels only, no descriptions.

The University of Iowa

also includes audio - video podcasts.

How fast can you point to your liver, gall bladder or incisor? Do you know the difference between the auricle and the utricle, the sacrum and the manubrium? Speed Anatomy is an addictive game that tests your speed and challenges your knowledge of human anatomy!
Also available: Speed Bones MD, Speed Muscles MD, Speed Angiology
Some versions of this app are free for Android or iPhone, some have a cost. See the product webpages for details.

Speed Anatomy is an addictive game that tests your speed and challenges your knowledge of human anatomy! It is the most fun anatomy quiz out there.

The free version of this app include a 3-D rotational model for the respiratory system, as well as some short quizzes

Visual Anatomy Free is an interactive reference, and education tool. Now it include a rotational organ 3D overview model!! It contains 58 high-resolution images and more than 300 feature points which can be interactively selected. Each feature has its own label and short description. The app also has search function which can be used as searching the labels of all feature points. 8 overview images from Gray's anatomy. Full version has all 1247 images.
In additional, a quiz with 23 multi-choice questions also is included.

The American Association of Anatomists was founded in Washington, D.C. in 1888 for the “advancement of anatomical science.” Today, via research, education, and professional development activities, AAA serves as the professional home for an international community of biomedical researchers and educators focusing on the structural foundation of health and disease.

The American Physiological Society (APS) is a nonprofit devoted to fostering education, scientific research, and dissemination of information in the physiological sciences. The Society was founded in 1887 with 28 members. APS now has over 10,500 members. Most members have doctoral degrees in physiology and/or medicine (or other health professions).

A learned society for teachers and researchers (including students) of anatomical subjects, including morphological aspects of cell biology, neuroscience and embryology as well as traditional medical anatomy.

SGP was founded in 1946 to promote and disseminate knowledge and interest in the subject of general physiology...". Our international membership is made up of nearly 1000 career physiologists who work in academia, government, and industry.

HAPS is open to anyone interested in Anatomy & Physiology Education, and currently includes over 1,700 members from high schools, two and four year colleges, universities, and private businesses in the United States, Canada and throughout the rest of the world

International group of anatomy and anatomically-related professionals dedicated to sharing knowledge, techniques and practices to ensure informed intellectual and technical expertise in the Anatomical Sciences