Animal Anatomy

Animal anatomy is the study of the structure of animals. It includes the study of bones, muscles, organs, and other body parts. Animal anatomy can be divided into two main branches: macroscopic anatomy and microscopic anatomy.

Macroscopic anatomy is the study of animals using the naked eye. It includes the study of external features, such as the fur or feathers, and internal features, such as the skeleton.

Microscopic anatomy is the study of animals using a microscope. It includes the study of cells and their structures, as well as the structures of smaller body parts, such as the blood vessels or nerves.