How did the “Father of Anatomy” contribute to the study of the human body?

Andreas Vesalius became first to study human anatomy.

Explanation:

Andreas Vesalius wrote a book called Seven Chapters on the Structure of the Human Body that caused to the rise of advanced human anatomy. His work became very notable for medicine because it gave physicians a thorough knowledge of human anatomy, and it propelled them to examine the claims of ancient medical experts, which were unusual than Vesalius hypotheses. He's seen as a Renaissance figure of the 16th Century and considered being the father of modern medicine.  

The correct answer to this question is B) Producer. This is due to the fact that the definition of an autotroph is an organism that produces its own food, and a producer is defined similarly in that it is an organism that does not feed on other organisms. Plants and certain types of bacteria are all autotrophs.