Bodies: The Exhibition

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Bodies: The Exhibition is a touring educational display of real human bodies and anatomical specimens preserved through plastination to illustrate the complexities of human anatomy and physiology.

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Bodies: The Exhibition canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf anatomical exhibition ⓘ
educational display ⓘ
touring exhibition ⓘ
aimsTo educate the public about the human body ⓘ
exhibits anatomical specimens ⓘ
real human bodies ⓘ
focusesOn human anatomy ⓘ
human physiology ⓘ
hasControversy debate over consent of body donors ⓘ
ethical concerns about sourcing of bodies ⓘ
religious objections to public display of human remains ⓘ
hasEducationalGoal illustrate internal structures of the human body ⓘ
increase anatomical literacy ⓘ
promote health awareness ⓘ
hasExhibitType circulatory system displays ⓘ
cross-section body slices ⓘ
digestive system displays ⓘ
fetal development displays ⓘ
full-body specimens ⓘ
muscular system displays ⓘ
nervous system displays ⓘ
organ specimens ⓘ
preserved organs affected by disease ⓘ
reproductive system displays ⓘ
respiratory system displays ⓘ
skeletal specimens ⓘ
tissue specimens ⓘ
hasFormat temporary exhibition ⓘ
touring show ⓘ
hasSection circulatory system section ⓘ
digestive system section ⓘ
fetal development section ⓘ
muscular system section ⓘ
nervous system section ⓘ
reproductive system section ⓘ
respiratory system section ⓘ
skeletal system section ⓘ
hasTheme comparative healthy and diseased organs ⓘ
effects of lifestyle on the body ⓘ
health education ⓘ
isIntendedFor general public ⓘ
medical and health professionals ⓘ
students ⓘ
isOftenComparedTo Body Worlds ⓘ
isPresentedAs museum-style gallery exhibition ⓘ
usesMaterial human cadavers ⓘ
plastinated organs ⓘ
plastinated tissues ⓘ
usesTechnique plastination ⓘ

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