The scientific study of human anatomy and physiology from a male or masculine perspective, sometimes considered an obsolete or gendered term.
From Greek 'aner' (man) + 'anatomy.' A specialized, rarely-used term that reflects older approaches to anatomical study that sometimes overlooked female and sex-specific differences.
Andranatomy as a term is mostly defunct because scientists realized that studying only male bodies and assuming it applies to everyone was terrible science—modern anatomy actively corrects for sex-based differences, showing how history's male-centered defaults were actually just bad methodology.
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