THE ORIGIN OF ANATOMY AND TERMINALOGY
Keywords:
History, investigation, science, life system, physical parts, human analyzation.Abstract
The deliberate investigation of the inward design of the human body, what we currently known as life systems, has its beginnings in ancient times. In any case, it was only after the European Renaissance that life structures arose as a proper science through careful perception and documentation. This article will investigate the verifiable advancement of physical review and the foundation of normalized wording, the two of which were essential in propelling comprehension we might interpret human morphology.
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