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Why do you think medical illustrations are important to the study of human biology?

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Personally, I am sure that learning everything by looking at image is more effective than looking at a forest of letters. As for the field of science as human biology, it is very very important as well, because the illustrations are vital resource to convey important medical information that is easier to understand by showing it as a drawing rather than by only describing it with text.

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