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Membrane that lines the medullary canal
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Chapter 7

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Area where cranial bones have joined together suture
Membrane that lines the medullary canal endosteum
Tough membrane on the outside of the bone periosteum
Twelve pairs of bones that surround the heart and lungs ribs
Lateral bone on the lower leg fibula
Two bones that form the pelvic girdle oscoxae
Connective tissue band that holds bones together ligament
Wrist bone carpal
Material inside the medullary canal yellowmarrow
Eight bones that surround and protect the brain cranium
Lower arm bone on the thumb side radius
Bones that form the extremities appendicular
Breastbone sternum
Thigh bone femur
Material found in some bones that produces blood cells redmarrow
Anklebone tarsal
Large bone of lower arm ulna
Air spaces in the bones of the skull sinuses
An extremity or end of a bone epiphysis
Bones that form the main trunk of the body axlal
Long shaft of bones diphysis
Upper arm bone humerus
Twenty-six bones of the spinal column vertebrae
Area where two or more bones join together joint
Shoulder bone or shoulder blade scapula
Medial bone of the lower leg tibula
number of bones in human body 206
found in center of bone marrow
Ball and socket joint Hip and shoulder
made in bone marrow red blood cells
bone between epipysis diaphysis
bone for your head, also known as the cranium skull
Spine; Your backbone vertebral column
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