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[bob ford <bobford79 AT yahoo.com>]

Somewhere, I have a very old (1890-1910?) set of some type of farm animal 
"cyclopedae".  It has a section of colored, heavy paper, where it shows what 
you describe (it is a cow, not a human) You turn the first page and see the 
fat and muscles ., etc, then the lynph system, then the skeleton, and on, and 
on. 

 I don't remeber if it is for general farm use, or for vetenary text.  I also 
don't know where it is stored.  But, that is a good iidea.

  I'm sure, in biology classes, I studied about womens reproductive stuff, 
but, some of the actual 'preganancy' facets are a little confusing for me.   
....bobford




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--- On Thu, 11/6/08, SJC <indexer AT localnet.com> wrote:

> >   
> Hey, Bob, here's what ya gotta do:  Encyclopedia Brittanica has, or used 
> to have, really good drawings of the human body, both male
> and female.   There are lots of clear overlays to be able to see how
> different  (muscle, fascia, lymphatic, etc) systems work together and
> so on.   Getcha one  o' them there books and it'll all come clear how 
> things  work. :-)