Starting Bridgman

Been dying to start human anatomy, but I've been occupied with the Hultgren book. Going to see if I do both at the same time. Although, I feel like I have to actually study anatomy more to get the most out of Bridgman. Although "animal" anatomy and human anatomy are almost the same (same basic bones, features, muscles) the subtleties in humans (especially the face) is way more complicated, so I've been able to keep up a bit with Bridgman because of Hultgren and the bit I did with Hogarth, but...not enough.

Then I got Nicolaides to consider, which even has a curriculum to follow (awesome), argh.

If humans had no femur