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Preview: This line will be visible as a preview to your page - write what makes your page special or write whatever you want.About 86 characters are visible -> here is a counter: wordcounter.net Synonyms: Which names are commonly used for this muscle? (l...

You may confuse these two, so here is a general guideline: The origin part usually does not move (or move less than the insertion part) when the muscle is flexed.  The insertion part usually moves when the muscle is flexed. Also note that origin and ins...

I figured that if you want to study anatomy successfully you need as much "real life footage" as you can get, so I wanted to include a little library of pictures at the end of every page. ✅ When you search for reference pictures try to include many viewpoints...

Feel free to search for specific topics in this page: Use Ctrl + F for example First of all 1. You need to have an account for creating a page. You can register here 2. You should be familiar with the Terms of Use, because the pages you create are free to...

Preview: This line will be visible as a preview to your page - write what makes your page special or write whatever you want.About 86 characters are visible -> here is a counter: wordcounter.net Synonyms: Which synonyms are commonly used for the explaine...

Things I would like to see for the AnatomyArchive in 2025 Feel free to comment on this list. What should I add? in no particular order: figure-study-model collaboration (I have a few artists I found on Arstation that might work well) at least 3 indepen...

Preview: simple/clean drawings; arm movements included; lots of additional info (+latin names) Synonyms: Trapezius muscle; Trapezius; Neck muscle Summary The Musculus trapezius is the biggest neck muscle (surface area) we have and very relevant in se...

Preview: simple/clean drawings; lots of additional info (+latin names) Synonyms: abs; rectus abdominis muscle; straight abdominis muscle; six pack; six-pack; sixpack; rectus Summary The Musculus rectus abdominis, often referred to as "abs" (short for...

You can watch this 5 minute YouTube video where I explain everything or you follow these steps:Create an account here ~ 1 minuteRead Terms of Use ~ 1 minuteRead Reference Pictures ~ 1 minuteRead Everything you need to know when creating ~ 3 minutesDone, you ca...

The Vision I wanted to create a learning website for artists that is free of ads and even more importantly free of paywalls. Basically no distractions, straight to the point -> ArtMany times I found a cool website with useful information, only for it to be lo...

By using the AnatomyArchive you automatically agree to the following terms: Overall, I want this to be a respectful place to learn for everybody. Free to Use All pages of the AnatomyArchive are free to use for anyone - non commercially (and commercially*)...

The AnatomyArchive was founded by "xlas"Feel free to contact me: @by_xlas on most socials: TwitterInstagramArtstation Email: info(at)anatomyarchive.org Personal email: xlas(at)anatomyarchive.org

You wonder how to get your page featured on the Homepage of the AnatomyArchive? The answer is simple: Just send an email to info(at)anatomyarchive.org with a link to your page. You can add some text, but it's not necessary. Maybe you'll even get featured with...

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