Anatomy of the anthropologist
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Every person has a human body. It would seem that anatomy is such an obvious science, it is enough to look at yourself, touch and feel in the right places.
However, our body did not occur from scratch. It has developed from the needs of invertebrate Cambrian and kirgotheny fish, amphibian Devon and reptiles of Karbon, the animal -like lizards of Perm and the first timid mamozoic mammals. For millions of years, we climbed into the trees, and then went down from them. Hundreds of factors influenced our addition, so that the human body is an invaluable storehouse of information about our past.
This book is anatomy of a person through the eyes of an anthropologist
However, our body did not occur from scratch. It has developed from the needs of invertebrate Cambrian and kirgotheny fish, amphibian Devon and reptiles of Karbon, the animal -like lizards of Perm and the first timid mamozoic mammals. For millions of years, we climbed into the trees, and then went down from them. Hundreds of factors influenced our addition, so that the human body is an invaluable storehouse of information about our past.
This book is anatomy of a person through the eyes of an anthropologist
Author:
Author:Drobyshevsky Stanislav Vladimirovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Medical Books
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-94193-083-8
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