Anatomical education is essential in medical training. Through lectures, dissections, and digital resources, students gain a thorough understanding of the human body's structure. This knowledge forms the basis for clinical practice, enabling accurate diagnosis, treatment, and surgical procedures while fostering a lifelong commitment to learning and professional development among medical professionals.
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Email: anthony.harper@lmunet.edu
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Email: adam.kolatorowicz@lmunet.edu
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I use morphometric techniques to investigate behavioral influences on mammalian skeletal morphology during evolutionary and ontogenetic timescales. I also study the application of handheld photogrammetry for rapid digitization of vertebrate osteological collections at university museums. More recently, I have started exploring the integration of evolutionary developmental biology in anatomy teaching materials for health professionals.
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