Thunder Bay Press Anatomy 360: The Ultimate Visual Guide to the Human Body

I borrowed this book from a library before buying, so I knew it was a great "must have" book.The number 1 reason I bought this book is for it's full 2 page spread of the cell membrane that is like none other. I use it as an argument of design for God. How anyone could look at that picture and think it could have self-assembled itself is beyond me. The book explains every function. The super fine detail displays biological engineering of the highest level that the dumb or blind processes of evolution could never master. I consider the whole book a service manual of the human body.Although there exists a newer, smaller, cheaper paperback edition, it's not worth scrimping and not getting the real McCoy. This is undoubtedly the best anatomy book on the planet. It took 20 years to produce. The quality of the graphics are 100% perfect, and super clear.Treat yourself. Everyone should have a copy of this book.I feel privileged to own one.

A fascinating journey inside and outside the human body that will blow your mind. You'll never see yourself the same again. Don't you just love the technology?

Just images are nice

I was taking anatomy and browsing around so I decided to get this book which was helpfulFor the lab portion of the anatomy class. Basically its content is in detail with names of the bones and structures. More towards lab . Decent and great !

I am a Science Educator and used this book to teach students Biology. The illustrations are fascinatingly beautiful for us Science nerds. The students seems to love it too!I just sit with it sometime and look at the illustrations or read selected pages. I just recognized as I write that I have been slowly reading it like a novel that I am relishing. I pick up where I left off the last time! High praise. High praise indeed.