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THE ANATOMICAL MUSEUM PEDRO ARA.

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    This study details the history of the Anatomical Museum Pedro Ara, founded in 1878. It highlights Pedro Ara's crucial work in preparing the anatomical specimens that form the museum's original collection.

    Area of Science:

    • Anatomical sciences
    • Medical history
    • Museum studies

    Background:

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    • The original collection comprises specimens meticulously prepared by Pedro Ara.

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