Human atlas web adaptation, 2026-11-05

Source: Z-Anatomy / Models-of-human-anatomy
https://github.com/Z-Anatomy/Models-of-human-anatomy
Source commit: e6043ab58232d175601528cb44a389dbda781eaf
Archive SHA-256: e029688545627bd0214b269e1063143abb580aad72b2c2445d6d8a9a0d9da736

Required attribution:
BodyParts3D - The Database Center for Life Science - CC-BY-SA 2.1 Japan
Z-Anatomy - The libre 3D atlas of anatomy - CC-BY-SA 4.0

Original model: Kousaku OKUBO (BodyParts3D).
Atlas design / anatomy: Gauthier KERVYN.
Blender add-on: Marcin ZIELINSKI. Unity app: Lluis VINENT.
See LICENSE.txt for all source credits and component exceptions.

Source license lists additional reference/included components:
- Brainder and White matter - University of Washington
- Cranial Nerves and Foramina - University of Dundee, CAHID - CC BY 4.0
- Anatomy of the Inner Ear - University of Dundee School of Medicine - CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
- Kidney - Lissie Cowley - CC BY-NC 4.0
These component conditions remain in force where their geometry is present.
In particular the kidney geometry is not offered under a commercial-use license.

Changes for this page: selected main skeleton/cartilage, muscles/tendons,
viscera and brain collections; removed empty landmarks, insertion overlays,
reference planes and non-anatomical helper profiles; baked source geometry;
reduced polygon counts; replaced materials; converted Z-up to glTF Y-up;
assigned atlas IDs and source collection categories; added interactive
non-physical exploded translations. Original anatomical placement is retained
at explosion=0. This model adaptation retains the source CC BY-SA licenses
and applicable component exceptions; it is not relicensed as MIT.

1,224 selectable meshes (not a count of bones, muscles, or organs):
271 skeleton/cartilage; 509 muscle/associated; 210 viscera/associated;
234 brain meshes. Source anatomical names retained. Adult male reference.
No complete skin, peripheral nervous or vascular system is supplied.
Brain region coloring is a teaching adaptation, not a functional parcellation.

Organizational and tissue explanatory diagrams are original schematic artwork;
they are not histological images, have no physical scale, and do not imply
complete microscopic coverage. No Wikipedia source definitions were copied.
The source add-on scripts were not enabled or redistributed.

Three.js 0.180.0: MIT, see THREE-LICENSE.txt.