Send us a text Skeleton In this episode The Real Anatomist, Dr David Robson, introduces the human skeleton in his inimitable way. Discussing the development of our bones, the fascinating history of us, the developing human form, the Romans, the Greeks, referring back to the 1st Century when some of the parts of the skeleton were named. And absolutely fascinating facts...eg did you know 96k miles of arteries in the human body? There is some comparative anatomy. General ...
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Send us a text Skeleton In this episode The Real Anatomist, Dr David Robson, introduces the human skeleton in his inimitable way. Discussing the development of our bones, the fascinating history of us, the developing human form, the Romans, the Greeks, referring back to the 1st Century when some of the parts of the skeleton were named. And absolutely fascinating facts...eg did you know 96k miles of arteries in the human body? There is some comparative anatomy. General ...
Send us a text Skeleton In this episode The Real Anatomist, Dr David Robson, introduces the human skeleton in his inimitable way. Discussing the development of our bones, the fascinating history of us, the developing human form, the Romans, the Greeks, referring back to the 1st Century when some of the parts of the skeleton were named. And absolutely fascinating facts...eg did you know 96k miles of arteries in the human body? There is some comparative anatomy. General ...
The Real Anatomist
Send us a text Skeleton In this episode The Real Anatomist, Dr David Robson, introduces the human skeleton in his inimitable way. Discussing the development of our bones, the fascinating history of us, the developing human form, the Romans, the Greeks, referring back to the 1st Century when some of the parts of the skeleton were named. And absolutely fascinating facts...eg did you know 96k miles of arteries in the human body? There is some comparative anatomy. General ...
