anatomical

The earliest fossils of anatomically modern humans are from about 200,000 years ago.

She is well constructed anatomically, like a miracle of physics.

As a human she would be practically anatomically impossible.

It ends with a colossal, anatomically correct forty-six foot tall baby boy.

This is a blow-up love doll that is made to anatomically resemble pop star Miley Cyrus.

Anatomically we find that we must place man with the apelike mammals, because of these numerous points of structural likeness.

I scarcely think this the right conclusion, the English wild cat being anatomically different.

It is anatomically true that very young children do not hear well; but that is so at an age which can not be of interest to us.

As Flechsig has shown anatomically, the cortex in the new-born child is not yet organized or capable of functioning.

The parasitic forms differ anatomically from the free-living worms.