Posterior abdominal cavity, small intestine, spleen, etc.
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Posterior abdominal cavity, small intestine, spleen, etc., F. Frenkel (1911). Via artnap.com
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This multi-panel anatomical wall chart shows the pelvic cavity and hip bones at the top, with the stomach, teeth, pharyngeal muscles, and microscopic tissue sections arranged in numbered panels below. Labels in Latin and German identify organs, bones, and tissue structures.
