The book "Anatomy Ontologies for Bioinformatics" offers a comprehensive examination of anatomy ontologies and their significance in bioinformatics. It highlights the interfaces between anatomy, medicine, and molecular biology, demonstrating how these disciplines are interconnected through ontology. In an era where the use of ontologies in biomedical informatics has significantly increased, the relevance of anatomy to various scientific fields becomes evident. The book discusses the practical applications of ontologies and the new formal approaches developed to meet the needs of biologists. It explores why anatomy is central to physicians and molecular biologists, particularly in the context of disease processes and their treatment. With 354 pages, this work provides a solid foundation for professionals and students who wish to engage with the complex relationships between anatomy and bioinformatics.