Animal Illustrations.

Illustrations can depict a variety of topics in research, veterinary medicine, and biological sciences. They can help visualize research conducted in animal models and help reduce the need for such animal models in the future. They can also be used to visualize the beauty of the natural world for a range of efforts; from conservation to comparative anatomy.

Here are some examples of animal based illustrations.

An infographic illustrating predator detection in the common squid, detailing the structure of the squid's eye, its visual acuity, and sensory cells. Features include diagrams of the eye with labeled parts, a detailed illustration of the squid's body with numbered sensory organs, and a section on how the squid detects predators in darkness using specialized hair cells.
A detailed illustration showing a surgical procedure on a dissected rat, with hands holding surgical tools, blood vessels visible, and a pair of scissors attached to the dissection tray.
Diagram of the rat digestive system showing the stomach, small intestine, caecum, large intestine, and the end of the digestive tract with labels and descriptions.

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A diagram of a knee joint replacement surgery showing a surgical tool and a mechanical device used during the procedure. The image highlights the exposed knee bones, soft tissue, and surrounding structures.
An anatomical illustration of the human shoulder muscles, labeled as 'Superficial Muscles,' overlaid on a semi-transparent drawing of an elderly man's face and skeleton.
Diagram showing how to locate the force through the knee for toe out, unchanged, and toe in gait, with labeled lines indicating the center of pressure, center of mass, and center of knee for each gait type.

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