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by Raj Patel ON Thursday, October 23, 2008

Have you ever seen an old monster movie and wondered what the anatomical assembly of these creatures might look like? Has dissecting frogs lead you to crave dissections of bigger and badder creatures? Do you dream about the biosphere of fictional creatures? Well someone has answered yes to at least one of these questions. Frederick Barr has a Flickr set full of the resulting diagrams mixed in with other vintage monster movie poster scans. He has some other nice stuff in his other sets too if you care to browse.

[Frederick Barr's Flickr set: kaiju eiga]

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