Molecular anatomy is the subspecialty of microscopic anatomy concerned with the identification and description of molecular structures of cells, tissues, and organs in an organism.[1][2]
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Anatomy and morphology |
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- Gross anatomy
- Superficial anatomy
- Neuroanatomy
- Comparative anatomy
- Microscopic anatomy
- Morphometrics
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| Bacteria and fungi | |
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| Protists | |
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| Plants |
- Plant anatomy
- Plant habit
- Plant life-form
- Plant morphology
- Soil morphology
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| Invertebrates |
- Decapod anatomy
- Gastropod anatomy
- Insect morphology
- Spider anatomy
- Arthropod cuticle
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| Mammals |
- Human anatomy
- Neanderthal anatomy
- Cat anatomy
- Dog anatomy
- Horse anatomy
- Elephant anatomy
- Giraffe anatomy
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| Other vertebrates |
- Amphibian anatomy
- Bird anatomy
- Fish anatomy
- Shark anatomy
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| Glossaries |
- Anatomical terminology
- Anatomical terms of location
- Glossary of dinosaur anatomy
- Glossary of plant morphology
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| Related topics |
- Allometry
- Anatomical variation
- Anatomical plane
- Body plan
- Form classification
- Gracility
- Hertwig rule
- History of anatomy
- Physiognomy
- Standard anatomical position
- Transcendental anatomy
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Portal
- Index of anatomy articles
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