What do you mean by "anatomically correct"?
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It was a girl doll. I wanted customers to realize that when the diaper is changed you can tell it is meant to be a girl. The entire private area is not completely smooth like some dolls. Hope this helps. My little girl still loves this doll. It looks so real.
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When you take the doll's clothes and diaper off, the body is fashioned like a real girl's body would be physically.
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It has a realistic looking bottom as well as a little slit for its girl parts.
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Ours is pretty accurate with the readings our physician gets. Make sure you follow all the suggested directions.
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Yes; they are not anatomically correct, but 'gender-neutral' under their clothes. One could be dressed in blue.
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She is not anatomically correct. Berenguer makes several that are such as First Day, First Tear. and a few others.
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All bones sutures, tubercles and prominences are there. No legend though. Most large bones can be unscrewed for inspection. Great skeleton for price.
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no, its correct. just turn it around, the front two holes are closer together than the two in the rear
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Are you sure you have them on the right sides. The higher part of the arm should be in front.
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It could mean different things incorrect cuff placement, movement or talking during measurements......
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Both ways are perfectly correct. My grandson used it both ways. He enjoyed more looking forward.
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I have collected many of the Schleich animals and they all feel very similar. I only have the male and though not pronounced or vulgar, he is anatomically correct.
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The literature I have with it says age should not matter. It is to heal and repair so I think yes. Very gentle.
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My understanding is that these descriptions are not mutually exclusive. I think both are accurate.
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The arms and legs and body are just like the head with the exception of the areas in which they connect which are softer, more malleable material which makes it much more difficult to get a detached part back in. It can be done but it's a pain.
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Absolutely, lordosis is the forward arch in the cervical and lumbar regions.
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I would guess that it is. It's for the outside of your body, not the inside.
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Don't have a problem. Just have to put it in correctly. If I recall it goes in a certain way.
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hmm...that's a humorous question :-) Here is my humorous answer: " Since it's mostly pelvis, perhaps a human male?" lol....All kidding aside, I actually did purchase the budget life-sized skull and an actual skull arrived, and it was of good quality. It lacks patent cranial nerve foramina however, but it is adequate for showing the suture lines, the cranial fossae, the orbits, and the oral cavity. Good luck!!