How to pronounce“anato”in English

anatomically modern human beings had not existed for more than 50,000 years. Very

Anatomy and physiology. We look at, when I evaluate an animal, I'm looking at pupil, heart rate, respiration,

Anatomy, which teaches us how to kill.

anatomists uh in the 16th centuries thought this looked like a seahorse and that's why they called it the

anatomists, paleontologists, and so on, screening every part of this hill.

Anatoly Karpov was world chess champion in the early '70s.

anatomy for A, A for Anatomy, B is for breath so you just connect with your breath in the nostrils or your stomach. Don't change it just it is what it is and it's on the fish

anatomy to talk a little bit about what actually happens. You can divide the nervous system into two parts; central or peripheral. Central is brain and spinal column; peripheral nervous

anatomist is basically a biography of the famous and still used medical

anatomy lecturer in mid 19th century England that he'd gone to st. George's

anatomy department I ended up talking to the head of the department and she said yeah you can sit in a few lectures if

anatomy and this is going to sound really naive but I was most surprised by

anatomy and physiology the teacher saying that the difference was physiology is what the anatomy does when

anatomy class that there may be 30 or 50 cadavers in the lab and your assigned

anatomy and structure of the brain often times result in very big differences in

Anatomy as you were in the classification of the crustacea and so

Anatomy on uh the island of Sao which was a holding station for slaves in in

anatomical changes your neurons uh you may grow new neurons that are uh then

anatomy it was anatomical difference it had nothing to do with social cultural political behavior capabilities capacities those were all culturally

Anatoly Ignatucha.

anatomically you know in a fairly safe position and the rules and freedom the way you win is like the knuckles

anatomical connectivity and traces studies we know that that a that has

anatomically segregated leading to functional segregation which means that

of anatomy, certain forms of physiology? Why does it have those?" The answer is always the same. Well, there's a history of evolutionary

again anatomically modern humans. So we can say that if we define ourselves by

our anatomy, uh brain size, capacity of the skull, if we define ourselves in those ways, we've been

Whatever anatomy you learned in the books, that's great.

And Anatoli Ivanishin, a second-time flyer from Russia, a Russian cosmonaut.

Your anatomical sex is defined by what's inside your pants, your genitals.

Retinal anatomy has sort of a strange naming convention.

these anatomical studies and when people stop being cab drivers then it relaxes

of anatomy of Love um I never was going to write a second edition but the um

in anatomy, gross anatomy.

The anatomy of the bean, the pod?

with anatomically modern human footprints.

This anatomically modern human jaw was found 16 feet deep in the Red Crag Formation in England at a place called Foxhall.

An anatomically modern human skeleton was found 90 feet below the surface of the ground in Macoupin County in the state of Illinois

to anatomic as so for instance if you're born with a deviated septum or maybe you got in a fight and you broke your nose

it Anatoly Karpov, a very strong player, behind the computer?"

the anatomy of Iraqi violence he pointed out that Shiite violence or violence against Shiites was very different from

spectacular anatomical illustration composed of ten bright transparent

study Anatomy never will thank you I'm

So anatomically and physiologically, I would say I don't think we've evolved much.

So anatomically and physiologically, I would say, I don't think we've evolved much.

teach anatomy, which nobody wanted to study, but I I wanted to teach it because a I was enthusiastic about it and I knew that I could make some kids

know Anatomy yet um the uh but this is an example I mean you know this is a little bit horrifying but but um uh this is an example where um of what can

our anatomy not to get too um graphic here we are set up to

to anatomically modern humans, including definitely homo erectus, and the astonishingly distant travels that they undertook.

Maybe anatomically modern humans had some brain connections that they didn't have, even though the Neanderthal brain was bigger than the brain