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Anatomy and Physiology: Guide Home

Research Starter

Here is a list of the most useful sources for anatomy and physiology. Some strategies for getting your research started are:

  • Consult reference books and databases for an overview of a topic or quick information.
  • Find books and e-books from the library catalog and e-book databases for in-depth information.
  • Search journal databases and indexes for articles with the most current research.

Frequently-used Resources

Reference databases and books

Journals

Journal collections

E-books and print books

E-book databases

 

Print books

Print books will be listed in the library catalog.

Print books on anatomy and physiology are likely to have shelving numbers starting with the following letters:

  • QL - Zoology
  • QM - Human anatomy
  • QP - Physiology

Videos

There are also videos available for streaming through a number of our databases.

Some videos directly related to anatomy and physiology are:

See our Videos & Video Collections guide for a complete list of online video resources.

Videos on DVD are listed in the Library catalog.

Free Anatomy and Physiology Resources on the Web

Free Biology Resources on the Web

Subject Librarian

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James Gill
Contact:
Lonas Campus Library
3904 Lonas Drive
Knoxville, TN 37909
jgill@south.edu
(865) 251-1832