circa 1880: A phrenological cross-section of a man's head, illustrating the idea that the brain processes thoughts in different locations according to their type. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images) Male Profile View Time Cross-Section
Cross section kidney. Isolated on blue background Image Human Internal Organ Human Kidney Cross section kidney
Spleen. Cross section. Illustration showing the trabecular tissue and the splenic vein and its tributaries. Human anatomy People Order Education Spleen. Cross section
illustration of a tooth cross section - you can see: enamal, dentin, pulp, gum, bone and root canal _________________________________________________________________ Human Teeth Animal Teeth Anatomy Tooth cross section
A human eyeball cross section showing the following structures: iris, anterior limiting membrane, posterior limiting membrane, tendon of lateral rectus muscle,ciliary part of retina, meridional fibers, ciliary muscle, ridocorneal angle, Scleral venous sinus (canal of Schlemm), conjunctiva, Ora serrata,Optic part of retina, Equator, Choroid,Macula, fovea centralis, Postremal chamber (vitreous chamber); vitreous body, Optic disc, Fovea of optic disc, Lamina cribrosa of sclera, Optic nerve outer sheath, Optic part of retina, Pigmented layer,Neural layer , Perichoroidal space,Corneal epithelium Anterior chamber of eyeball, aqueous humor, cornea, trabecular tissue, Bulbar conjunctiva, Posterior chamber of eyeball, orbiculus ciliaris, lens, ciliary zonule Ciliary body, posterior surface Choroid Eye Socket Anatomy Eye - Cross Section
A cross section diagram of a pumpjack extracting crude oil. [list] [li]EPS 10 file - grouped & organized into layers[/li] [li]Global swatches for easy color changes[/li] [li]Also includes high resolution JPEG[/li] [/list] More from this series: Click here to browse all illustrations by wetcake Oil Well Oil Rig Petroleum Pumpjack Cross Section
Volcano cross section to see the internal workings. Each major element is on it's own layer. Volcano Diagram Cross Section Volcano Cross Section