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Resource Spotlight: Acland’s Video Atlas of Human Anatomy
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Resource Spotlight: Acland’s Video Atlas of Human Anatomy
Acland's Video Atlas of Human Anatomy is a series of video lessons created by Dr. Robert Acland that showcases real human dissections in their natural colors. The videos depict muscles, tendons, and joints in motion, providing a realistic view of human anatomy. This resource is particularly useful for students in health science programs because it allows them to see anatomy in a dynamic way, similar to how they will encounter it in a clinical setting. Compared to static images in textbooks, Acland's Video Atlas offers a more comprehensive understanding of how the body's structures move and function together.
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The Library’s APA 7th Guide was viewed 3,691 times in May. Looks like students were busy crafting citations. That’s a lot of referencing!
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