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Anatomy Models in the Library

by Amie Corson on 2025-03-12T08:00:00-05:00 in About COM Library, Allied Health, Dual Credit, EMS, Library, Library of Things, Nursing, Student Success, Students | 0 Comments

To check out a model, bring your COM ID to the library circulation desk.  Full skeletons, kidneys, and the muscular system are also available.

All models are for library use only.

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