AN A TOMIA

(Lat.), n. £. A?n(a’n)-a9-to/mi?-a8, Gr., dvarou7. Auatn)mï.—A. animal is. See Animal ANATOMY.—A. artificial is. See Artificial anatomy.—A. brutorum. See Animal ANATOMY.— A. chirurgica. See Surgical ANATOMY. parativa. See Comparative ANAToMY.—A. corp or is } See Human ANatomy.—A. descriptiva. See Descriptive ANATOMY.—A. general is. See General ANATOMY.—A. human a, See Human ANATOMY. —A. juriduca. See Forensic anatomy.—A. medic a. See Medical ANATOMY.—A. microscopic a. See Microscopical ANATOMY.— A. pathologic a. See Pathological anatomy.—A. philosophic a. See Transcendental axatony.—A. physiologic a. See Physiological ANaTomy.—A. pic to rica, A. pictorum, A. sculp to rum. See Artistic anatomy.--A. spagirlea. Chemical analysis. [L, 97.] —A. special is. See Special anatomy.—A. topographic a. "See Topographical ANATOMY.—A. transcendental is. See Transcendental ANATOMY.—A. vegetal is. See Vegetable ANATOMY.—A. veterinaria. See Veterinary ANATOMY.—À. viva. See PHYSIOLOGY.