Name the scientist who was the first to make the comparative anatomical description of a man and a monkey.

For the first time, a comparative anatomical description of a person was made by Charles Darwin. It was Darwin who substantiated the kinship and commonality of the origin of apes and humans. Although even the Roman anatomy and the doctor Claudius Galen, according to the results of the autopsy of animals (including monkeys), noted a similar structure between people and monkeys.