Atlas
Anatomy plates indexed to the syllabus laboratory exercises. Mostly Henry Vandyke Carter's illustrations for Gray's Anatomy (1918, public domain); a couple are CC BY-SA and are credited as such.
What these are and are not. These are reference plates — good for orienting yourself
before a lab and for revising relations. They are not a substitute for the specimen: the
practical pins structures on real material, and Carter's 1918 drawings idealise what a cadaver actually
looks like. Use them alongside the dissection room, not instead of it.
Credits
CC BY-SA requires attribution, so every plate carries its author, licence and a link back to the source file.
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