Lecture

Morpho I: Anatomical Morphology Overview

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Description

This lecture introduces the field of morphology, covering both macroscopic anatomy and microscopic histology. Topics include anatomical references, histology objectives, and key textbooks. The presentation also includes a demonstration of the Human Biodigital platform.

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