Anatomy
This page will assist you in finding books, eBooks, databases, videos and image resources for anatomy as well as showing you how to reference some of the trickier resources.
Images & Video
- Acland's Video Atlas of Human Anatomy Videos of real human anatomic specimens in their natural colours, texture and mobility. Includes exams and assessments
- Anatomy.TV (Primal Pictures) Contains complete anatomical 3D models from skin to bone for various body parts. Includes quizzes and tutorials.
- Anatomy Zone An extensive video playlist for anatomy.
- Khan Academy Excellent free online courses for medicine and anatomy.
- Sport Science Solutions Videos of structural anatomy exercises and demonstrations produced by Lee Wallace, UTS Sport and Exercise Science
Textbooks
UTS Library has many anatomy textbooks. They can be found through the library catalogue.
Have a look at the recommended books below:
And more
This guide outlines some key resources for Anatomy, but many other useful resources can be found in the library catalogue.
Referencing anatomy resources
Some resources for anatomy can be tricky to reference. Have a look at the examples below to see how to reference these resources.
To learn more about referencing for your discipline area more generally, have a look at the Referencing page in this guide.
Referencing Acland's Video Atlas
Aclan, R. D. (n.d.) Title of video [Video]. Aclan's Video Atlas of Human Anatomy. https://aclandanatomy.com/
Referencing Anatomy TV
Primal Pictures. (n.d.). Title of the image cited [3D Model]. https://www.anatomy.tv/
- Referencing Images
For more guidance about referencing Images, have a look at section 4.15 and section 16 in our APA Referencing guide.
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