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Scientists Performing Anatomical Dissection
One way to learn more about how an object was created and functions is to take the object apart. Similar to scientists performing anatomical dissections to learn about how an animal or plant functions, engineers perform mechanical dissections on objects and mechanisms to better understand how they were made and how they work. Objects are carefully taken apart with close observationand documentation during each step of the dissection.

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