Bodyworlds_03_xs.jpg | Peter & Faith Menzel
Plastinated body exhibit, following dissection. The technique of plastination conserves dead bodies by replacing water and fat with plastic. The techn Stock Photo - Alamy
The picture shows the plastination ?The split human? in the Body Worlds exhibition in Heidelberg, Germany, 09 January 2009. The disputed Body Worlds exhibition of plastinator Gunther von Hagens is again on
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See bodies donated to science in all their glory | The Bucks County Herald
Popular 'Body Worlds' exhibit returns – Orange County Register
Real bodies' exhibition causes controversy in Australia - BBC News
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Gunther von Hagens's Plastinated Animal Exhibition | Amusing Planet
Body Donation for Plastination – by the Institute for Plastination
Body Worlds 2' exhibit gets under some people's skin – The Mercury News
Expedition Magazine | The Marvels of Body Worlds
Plastinated Body Exhibit #4 Poster by Thierry Berrod, Mona Lisa Production/ Science Photo Library - Fine Art America
What lies beneath: Exhibit gives realistic look at human body | The Blade
Body Worlds Rx' exhibit at science center is a literally a slice of life
Plastinated body exhibit - Stock Image - C001/7092 - Science Photo Library
von Hagens Plastination | Home
Plastination: Life (and Death) in Plastic, it's Fantastic? – Pathological Bodies Project
BODY WORLDS & The Art of Plastination (English/Français) - YouTube
Executed Chinese prisoners likely used in UK exhibition
Body Worlds Decoded | The Tech Interactive
Body Worlds” exhibition lures body donors – The Denver Post
Museum Exhibition Review from October 2019 — EmRoMoore
What Is Plastination? This Unusual Technique Preserves Specimens For Science
Beautiful vessels': plastinated bodies explore complexity, resilience and vulnerability
