Akademik

the branch of morphology that deals with the structure of animals

↑cancellate, ↑cancellated, ↑cancellous, ↑asternal, ↑distal, ↑proximal, ↑mesial, ↑mesomorphic, ↑muscular, ↑outer, ↑inner, ↑intrinsic, ↑ventricose, ↑ventricous, ↑oral, ↑aboral, ↑costate, ↑navicular, ↑scaphoid, ↑azygous, ↑azygos, ↑inferior, ↑ampullar, ↑ampullary, ↑astragalar, ↑atrial, ↑axillary, ↑bregmatic, ↑capsular, ↑chiasmal, ↑chiasmic, ↑chiasmatic, ↑costal, ↑intercostal, ↑cuneiform, ↑ectopic, ↑fenestral, ↑parietal, ↑iliac, ↑faucal, ↑sympathetic, ↑distally, ↑laterally, ↑apparatus, ↑groove, ↑vallecula, ↑partition, ↑septum, ↑fissure, ↑sulcus, ↑hilus, ↑hilum, ↑cingulum, ↑concha, ↑radicle, ↑tube, ↑tube-shaped structure, ↑fundus, ↑punctum, ↑meniscus, ↑semilunar cartilage, ↑cavity, ↑bodily cavity, ↑cavum, ↑diaphragm, ↑midriff, ↑apophysis, ↑lobe, ↑pouch, ↑pocket, ↑joint, ↑articulation, ↑articulatio, ↑wall, ↑paries, ↑cornu, ↑corona, ↑ruga, ↑tentorium, ↑zone, ↑zona, ↑base, ↑incisure, ↑incisura

↑clinical anatomy, ↑applied anatomy, ↑comparative anatomy, ↑developmental anatomy, ↑functional anatomy, ↑physiological anatomy, ↑morphophysiology, ↑gross anatomy, ↑macroscopic anatomy, ↑microscopic anatomy, ↑neuroanatomy, ↑osteology, ↑regional anatomy, ↑topographic anatomy, ↑topology