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Discover the intricacies of the human body by naming each part and colouring it.

Filled with black-and-white line artwork, this anatomy colouring book helps you study anatomical illustrations in an interactive and fun way. The key clearly explains what structures must be coloured and, where relevant, which colours to use. Then, you are left to colour and label the parts and systems of the body while improving your knowledge of human anatomy.


In this colouring book, you will find:

• More than 200 highly detailed anatomical drawings to colour, covering the human body from cell to system
• A clear key explains which parts to label and colour, as well as Cross-references on every page to help you navigate parts of the body
• 8 new pages covering complex anatomical spaces in the shoulder, hip, wrist, and foot

Find chapters outlining the body, skeletal system, nervous, respiratory and cardiovascular systems, helping you learn about the body in a new, fun and colourful way.

Each page of medical illustrations contains a list and clarifications of key concepts relating to the artwork and hours of fun and learning. The Human Body Colouring Book is perfect for medical students or those needing help with anatomy. It is intuitive, easy to use, helps you understand important information by giving you plenty of opportunities to self-test, and maximises your ability to recall knowledge.

Professor Susan Standring (consultant) Susan Standring, PhD, DSc, MBE, is Professor Emeritus of Experimental Neurobiology, former Head, Division of Anatomy, Cell and Human Biology, Guy's, King's, and St. Thomas' School of Biomedical Sciences, King's College London, editor-in-chief of Gray's Anatomy and President of the Anatomical Society for 2008-2010. In addition to educating medical and dental students in anatomy for over forty years, Standring has led an extensive research career, publishing over 150 papers.