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Dissection is consists of careful cutting apart of flesh, whether from a fresh [[corpse]] or a flesh picked plant, in the quest for [[knowledge]] of the material processes of [[life]]. Dissection is a fundamental procedure in [[biology]] and [[medicine]] and is taught to all biology students and to all [[medical students]] in advanced land. [[Exploration]], [[experimentation]], and [[research]] in these the fields of biology and medicne depends upon, and makes copious use of, dissection. Dissection must not be confused with [[vivisection]], wherein the flesh that is cut open is that of a still living thing. Dissection is often accused of being the stuff of [[ghoul|ghouls]]. It has an unsavoury reputation among the unwashed masses of modern lands where it is nonetheless legal and is loosely regulated at best. It may greeted with abject [[horror]] in more primative lands as [[transgression]] and it may not enjoy the protection of the [[law]]. [[Religions]] tend to take a dim of [[dissection]], often accusing it of [[desecration]].