The phrase "anatomical link" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, medicine, or anatomy to describe a connection or relationship between anatomical structures.
Example: "The study aimed to explore the anatomical link between the heart and the lungs in terms of blood circulation."
Alternatives: "physiological connection" or "biological relationship."
Interestingly, in recent investigations an anatomical link between the autonomic nervous system and the immune system was established.
We found a close anatomical link between swim bladder and lagena via a thin bony lamella, indicating that the lagena in E. maculatus plays a role in audition.
Other evidence has suggested an anatomical link between the TMJ and the middle ear through the mandibular-malleolar or diskomalleolar ligament, and neuromuscular interrelationships between the TMJ and the middle ear [ 12, 13].
The principal anatomical link between the OPFC and the AcbC is an ipsilateral excitatory glutamatergic corticofugal pathway, which is believed to comprise one link in a cortico-striato-thalamo-cortical circuit.
The supplementary motor area represents the anatomical link between these two functional systems, and our findings may be the functional correlate of previously described structural abnormalities in the medial frontal lobe in juvenile myoclonic epilepsy.
In contrast, the style may have been the target of stronger selective forces as the style provides an anatomical link between the rattle-forming matrix tissues and the tailshaker muscles that drive the high-frequency oscillations of the rattle.
Obviously, anatomical links play a critical role in determining which functional or effective connections can and cannot occur.
On the basis of anatomical links between ascending pain pathways and some of these structures, the triggering of descending inhibition by noxious stimuli has been postulated (5 7).
Due to its anatomical links to the gut, the liver is constantly exposed to gut-derived bacterial products.
Finally, they identify potential anatomical links of the visual network to midbrain and hindbrain areas that serve to coordinate the locomotor maneuvers involved in capturing prey.
9) It is too strong to say "pinpoint the anatomical links of the visual network…", since not all pieces have been found.
