Human Anatomy - Bone Markings - Anatomical Terms
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| condyle (articlulating surfaces) | large, smooth, rounded articulating oval structure
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| facet (articlulating surfaces) | small, flat, shallow articulating surface
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| head (articlulating surfaces) | prominent, rounded epiphysis
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| trochlea (articlulating surfaces) | smooth, grooved, pulley-like articular process
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| alveolus (depressions) | deep pit or socket in the maxillae or mandible
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| fossa (depressions) | flattened or shallow depression
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| sulcus (depressions) | narrow groove
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| crest (projections for tendon and ligament attachment) | narrow, prominent, ridgelike projection
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| epicondyle (projections for tendon and ligament attachment) | projection adjacent to condyle
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| line (projections for tendon and ligament attachment) | low ridge
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| process (projections for tendon and ligament attachment) | any marked bony prominence
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| ramus (projections for tendon and ligament attachment) | angular extention of a bone relative to the rest of the structure
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| spine (projections for tendon and ligament attachment) | pointed, slender process
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| trochanter (projections for tendon and ligament attachment) | massive, rough prejection found only on femur
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| tubercle (projections for tendon and ligament attachment) | small, round projection
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| tuberosity (projections for tendon and ligament attachment) | large, rough projection
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| canal (meatus) (openings and spaces) | passageway through a bone
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| fissure (openings and spaces) | narrow, slitlike opening through a bone
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| foramen (openings and spaces) | rounded passageway through a bone
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| sinus (openings and spaces) | cavity or hollow space in a bone
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