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RMETMNNB–Depiction of a Homo Erectus next to a Homo Erectus skull for comparison. Homo Erectus is an extinct genus of hominids and ancestor to Homo Sapiens.
RMETMN4B–Illustration of the female reproduction system during an ectopic pregnancy location in the ampulla section of the Fallopian tube, a zoomed out section shows the embryo.
RMETMNM6–Illustration of the female reproduction system during an ectopic pregnancy location in the ampulla section of the Fallopian tube, a zoomed out section shows the embryo.
RMETMNN3–Illustration of the female reproduction system during an ectopic pregnancy location in the ampulla section of the Fallopian tube, a zoomed out section shows the embryo.
RMETMP96–Depiction of an Australopithecus, an extinct genus of hominids and early ancestor to Homo Sapiens.
RMETMP7W–Depiction of an Australopithecus, an extinct genus of hominids and early ancestor to Homo Sapiens.
RMETMNPC–Depiction of a Homo Erectus next to a Homo Erectus skull for comparison. Homo Erectus is an extinct genus of hominids and ancestor to Homo Sapiens.
RMETMP8X–Illustration of a Homo Habilis skull. Homo Habilis is an extinct genus of hominids and ancestor to Homo Sapiens.
RMETMN2G–Illustration of a Homo Habilis skull. Homo Habilis is an extinct genus of hominids and ancestor to Homo Sapiens.
RMETMNNW–Illustration of an Australopithecus skull. Australopithecus is an extinct genus of hominids and early ancestor to Homo Sapiens.
RMETMN5C–Illustration of an Australopithecus skull. Australopithecus is an extinct genus of hominids and early ancestor to Homo Sapiens.
RMETMMJT–Illustration of an Australopithecus skull. Australopithecus is an extinct genus of hominids and early ancestor to Homo Sapiens.
RMETMN2R–Illustration showing tubal ligation of the Fallopian tube by method of a silicone implant, used to block the tube by the growth of scar tissue and prevent fertilization.
RMETMNPA–Illustration showing tubal ligation of the Fallopian tube by Pomeroy method, which removes a section of the tube to prevent fertilization.
RMETMN4E–Illustration showing tubal ligation of the Fallopian tube by Pomeroy method, which removes a section of the tube to prevent fertilization.
RMETMNRH–Illustration showing tubal ligation of the Fallopian tube by method of a metal implant, used to block the tube by the growth of scar tissue and prevent fertilization.
RMETMNN8–Illustration showing tubal ligation of the Fallopian tube by method of a metal implant, used to block the tube by the growth of scar tissue and prevent fertilization.
RMETMNPG–Illustration showing tubal ligation of the Fallopian tube by method resection, where a section of the tube is removed to prevent fertilization.
RMETMN3D–Illustration showing tubal ligation of the Fallopian tube by method of a clip, used to block the tube and prevent fertilization.
RMETMMJK–Illustration showing tubal ligation of the Fallopian tube by method of a clip, used to block the tube and prevent fertilization.
RMETMKET–Conceptual illustration showing the stages of motion that cause whiplash: retraction, extension and rebound.
RMETMP76–Illustration of a Homo Erectus skull. Homo Erectus is an extinct genus of hominids and ancestor to Homo Sapiens.
RMETMP9P–Conceptual image showing four stages of human evolution; Australopithecus, Homo Habilis, Homo Erectus and Homo Sapiens.
RMETMN49–Illustration showing a vein with a cutaway section to reveal the internal anatomy, including valves and blood flow.
RMETMPJ0–Illustration showing a vein with a cutaway section to reveal the internal anatomy, including valves and blood flow.
RMETMKDG–Conceptual image showing four stages of human evolution; Australopithecus, Homo Habilis, Homo Erectus and Homo Sapiens.
RMETMPJD–Illustration showing the musculature and skeletal structure of the legs, visible through skin.
RMETMNPH–Conceptual image of the muscles of the face with the occipitofrontalis muscles highlighted.
RMETMPHM–Conceptual image of the muscles of the face with the orbicularis oculi muscles highlighted.
RMETMP7J–Illustration of the arm with transparent skin to show injury to the lateral epicondyle tendon, known as lateral epicondylitis or tennis elbow.
RMETMP8N–Illustration of the arm with transparent skin to show injury to the lateral epicondyle tendon, known as lateral epicondylitis or tennis elbow.
RMD0M899–Front view of the renal system and it's blood supply. The vertebral column is also included.
RMD0N2J7–Male figure jumping with a basketball about to take a shot. The internal anatomy is visible within the body.
RMD0MR36–Musculature layered over female body in extended puppy pose showing activity certain muscle groups in this particular yoga
RMD0M7RH–Front view of the torso showing the digestive system and respiratory system. The skeleton is also partially visible.
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