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Interior photographs by Sean Kahlil
Anatomy illustrations by Lauren Keswick
Appendix IV illustrations by Diana Salles
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The Library of Congress has cataloged the printed edition as follows:

Schultz, R. Louis (Richard Louis), 1927–2007.
  Out in the open : the complete male pelvis/R. Louis Schultz.—Rev. ed.
    p.; cm.
  eISBN: 978-1-58394-507-0
  I. Title.
  [DNLM: 1. Genitalia, Male—anatomy & histology. 2. Body Image. 3. Massage—methods. 4. Men. 5. Pelvis—physiology. 6. Sexual Behavior. 7. Sexual Dysfunctions, Psychological—psychology. WJ 701]

  611’.63—dc23

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