anatomy

Uses illustrations and a question-and-answer format to provide information on the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of the human body, explaining how the body's systems work together to help people move, breathe, eat, sleep, get sick, fight disease, and function.

Describes the behavior, anatomy, and inner workings of various shelled animals, including the oyster, turtle, and crab.

Provides information about animal cells, looking at how they differ from plant cells, and examining the various types of cells at work in animal bodies. Includes color illustrations and a glossary.

Portions of the skeltons, musculature, circulatory systems, and the other major internal organs of 21 assorted creatures are exposed in large, colorful cross sections.

Children introduce the variety of feet found in the animal kingdom and describe how they are used.

An introduction to the variety of mouths found in the animal kingdom, describing how they are used.