human anatomy

Discusses the science, history, and culture of human anatomies.

Photos and diagrams present all of the components of the human body, organized into two sections: cells and tissues, and organ systems.

Explains how the human genome makes people what they are, and describes how some mutations have occured throughout history.

Illustrations and simple text teach young readers how the human body works; includes descriptions of Web sites which provide further information on the topics covered.

Simple text and colorful illustrations introduce toddlers to the parts of their body and the things they can do, such as run and jump.

In a question and answer format addresses basic physiology, such as why one has bones, why one needs food, and how the body grows.

Discusses the bones, blood, and muscles of the human body.

Presents comprehensive information on the human body, covering such topics as the musculoskeletal system, immunology, digestion and nutrition, the human life cycle, the nervous system, and the respiratory system--.

Introduces the different parts of the body, the senses, and the jobs they have.