@Haolonggood Is the top right an Asian elephant? It looks like a mature bull. If so, that would be nice to have to comparable extant elephant to stand with prehistoric proboscideans!
Meet our Social Media Editor, Lokesh Coomar, ABD π§ π
PhD Candidate in Anatomy at St. Louis University studying upper airway morphology & Alzheimerβs dementia.
Head & neck enthusiast π€ no anconeus slander tolerated.
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I made time for a quick sketching session this past weekend. This #asianelephant was created using white Faber-Castell brush pens on black Strathmore art paper. π
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Check out our November Artist of Anatomy, @leonard_shapiro, and his work using a multi-sensory observation method of his creation, Haptico-visual observation and drawing (HVOD).
Read more: https://t.co/NpgSqnwLhh
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Happy World Anatomy Day! To celebrate, we will be periodically posting your submissions that highlight a day in the life of AAA's anatomy educators, clinical researchers, bench scientists, and students!
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We are really excited for World Anatomy Day on October 15th! Since weβre all anato-nerds here, we want to highlight what your day-to-day looks like in the lab, studying, or teaching!
Please send your anato-pics to Michelle Aguirre: https://t.co/EfXAU5eFA8
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