Female urogenital system, with adipose tissue and renal capsules removed (which is why the adrenal glands are above the kidneys and not on them).  Fascia surrounding uterine compartment still intact.

L’anatomie de l’homme, suivant la circulation du sang. M. Dionis, 1723

When I was trying to find the exact number of bones in a newborn (adults have 206, kids have ~300, was looking for the number in a 9-month fetus, really), I found this answer to some other question…I don’t know why, but I thought it seemed relevant.

You’d be floppin’ around like a Raggedy Ann doll. You wouldn’t even be able to stand up, walk or even sit up in a chair. Without your bones you’d simply be a pile of organs, guts, skin, water and biochemical goo on the floor. You want bones. Bones are good.

All I found regarding newborn baby bone number is 270. I recall a few bones that develop after birth (like the patella), but I didn’t think that over 30 bones were formed between the initial count and the time that everything ossified.

L’anatomie de l’homme, suivant la circulation du sang. M. Dionis, 1723