Morrieormaury
Article Improvements List
edit- reorganize the information in tables/charts
- find a way to balance each of the three sections, and give them all equal weight within the article
- sift through "Further Reading" and make sure everything that's there needs to be there and is credible
- either remove or add to the "External Links" section
- pull "Human Physiology" section up underneath the "History" section
- organize "History" section into subsections, probably based in chronological periods
- remove the "Women in Physiology" section and integrate the information into other parts of the article
- expand on the subjects listed under the "Subdisciplines" section
- sift through the "Related Articles" section and make sure that only relevant links are included
- reformat the "Bibliography" to a more standard design
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