Encyclopedia of the Human Body for Beginners Volume 632246

An introductory encyclopedia designed to help beginners learn about human anatomy and body systems. The book features colorful illustrations and simple explanations of major organs, body parts, and biological concepts like DNA, making complex topics accessible for newcomers. Key features: • Beginner-friendly content and explanations • Colorful anatomical illustrations • Coverage of major organ systems • Visual representations of DNA and brain structure • Simple diagrams of sensory organs • Educational introduction to human biology The book appears to be part of an educational series aimed at making human anatomy and physiology accessible to beginners. The cover design features simplified illustrations of various body systems including the respiratory system, heart, brain, and DNA structure, along with icons representing different sensory organs. The visual approach suggests the content is presented in an engaging and easy-to-understand format suitable for those new to studying human biology.