The Complete Human Body

Anatomy is a branch of the biological sciences that studies the identification and description of living things' body structures. The study of major body structures through dissection and observation is known as gross anatomy, and it only focuses on the human body. Gross life systems" generally alludes to the investigation of those body structures sufficiently huge to be inspected without the assistance of amplifying gadgets, while minute life structures is worried about the investigation of underlying units sufficiently little to be seen exclusively with a light magnifying instrument. Analyzation is essential to all physical exploration. Dissection was first documented by the Greeks, and Theophrastus called it "anatomy" from the Greek word for "to cut up."