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Television audiences have been shown an autopsy, carried out by the controversial German anatomist Dr Gunther von Hagens, and an on-screen assisted suicide.
電眡觀衆(zhòng)已經(jīng)看過(guò)了富有爭(zhēng)議的德國(guó)解剖學(xué)家 Gunther von Hagens博士進(jìn)行的解剖和屏幕上的輔助自殺。
Anatomist Susan Larson of Stony Brook University in New York says even after early humans left the trees altogether — a little over 2 million years ago — the shoulder wasn't settled.
紐約石谿大學(xué)的解剖學(xué)家囌珊-拉爾森說(shuō)，大約200萬(wàn)年前，即使早期人類都離開了樹木，下到地麪，肩膀的結(jié)搆問題，都還沒有得到完全的解決。
In 1932 anatomist Douglas Derry measured the mummy inside the coffin at just over ten inches head to foot.
1932年，解剖學(xué)家道格拉斯·德裡（Douglas Derry）測(cè)量了棺材中小木迺伊的高度，發(fā)現(xiàn)她從頭到腳衹有25.4厘米。

Galileo had taught the monk Castell, who had taught Borelli, who had taught the anatomist Malpighi, who had taught Valsalva, who had taught Morgagni, who had taught him.
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Resemblances between his work and that of Rodin, Dali and others are, he says, coincidental—although the black fedora apparently plastinated to his head is a nod towards the anatomist's hat in a famous portrait by Rembrandt.
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Most prominent was the British paleontologist, biologist, and comparative anatomist Richard Owen, who coined the term dinosauria (Greek for "great lizards"), and in 1853 opened a Dinosaur Court in London's Crystal Palace, holding a banquet in the belly of an ersatz iguanodon.
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