People who lift weights or participate in similar resistance exercise will typically have bones that are thicker and even restructured internally compared to people who do not lift weights. This increased thickness and restructuring results in stronger bones. As described here, is the difference between people who lift weights and those who don't a difference in anatomy or a difference in physiology?

The fibula:

(a) Forms an important part of the knee joint

(b) Articulates with the femur

(c) Helps to bear the weight of the body

(d) Provides lateral stability to the ankle

(e) Does a and b

Which describes an activity that would most likely be performed by someone that considers themselves a physiologist?

Which example best describes the close relationship between anatomy and physiology?

Why is it important to have some knowledge of anatomy in order to study physiology?

The study of the form of the body is_______; the study of its functions is__________.