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The Anatomical Record provides a major forum for research dealing with diverse aspects of the organization of biological structure and its functional significance. Meet your Anatomical Record editors.

Developmental Dynamics targets developmental biologists who study the emergence of form during animal development and the mechanisms that control morphogenesis. Checkout Highlights and Art Pix, showcasing the best in developmental biology research and imaging. Meet your Developmental Dynamics editors.

Anatomical Sciences Education is now ready to accept your manuscript submission! Read ASE's launch editorial and review the new journal's author guidelines. And be sure to tell your colleagues about this exciting new publishing opportunity for anatomy educators. www.asejournal.com

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