Stay ahead of the curve and inspire your faculty and students with Primal Pictures, the world’s most trusted and accurate 3D reconstruction of human anatomy.
Made from real scan data and verified by experts, Primal Pictures brings essential accuracy to anatomy and physiology teaching in a digital-first, interactive format.
Taylor & Francis is proud to partner with Primal Pictures in delivering this world-leading resource to libraries. We will help you introduce the resource to your faculty with a free trial, and tailor a bespoke solution that is right for the individual needs of your institution.
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Primal Pictures strives to deliver best-in-class anatomical solutions that educate, engage and inspire, answering the need for better understanding of human anatomy to promote and advance health science.
“We chose to introduce Primal on a national level because we believe everybody needs a solid anatomy platform.”
Ghaith Salameh, Education and Knowledge Manager, Electronic Library of Medicine, Jordan
Access a flexible and dynamic best-in-class 3D anatomy range of content across the spectrum of gross anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, review and assessment, along with medical specialties to meet your needs.
Enable learning on the go – remove barriers and support ‘flipped classroom’ and distance learning. Our web-based software is available on desktop, laptop and tablet, connected via our flexible authentication options.
Drive highly engaged learning and better student outcomes by enhancing course materials with thousands of images, animations and videos. Easy to save, share, integrate or embed in your own online learning environment, supporting contextual and diversified learning experiences.
Discover relevant content quickly through our sleek, intuitive, mobile responsive design; navigate easily across the entire Primal portfolio for a seamless user experience and finely tuned search results.