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ANTH 2414 Lab

Human Osteology

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Cranial Bones(9) Frontal, Parietal, Occipital, Temporal, Nasal, Maxilla, Mandible, Sphenoid, Zygomatic
Cranial Sutures (4) sagittal-between parietal, coronal- across, lambodial-back of head, squamosal-over ears
Arm (3) humerus, radius, ulna
humerus head that flops to the side w/ no neck, balls on the opposite side, for shoulder joint
radius the nail head
ulna u shaped notch
Leg (4) fibula, tibia, femur, patella
fibula very long & skinny
tibia sharp ridge on front, winged flap on one side on top.
femur huge head (side) & neck(2 balls on bottom 90 degrees), for hip joint
patella knee cap
Shoulder (4) scapula, clavicle, sternum, ribs
Scapula pigs ear
Clavicle loose "s" shaped
Sternum flat tie
Ribs wide "u"
Pelvis (1/3) Innominate:pubis, ilium, ischium
Innominate pelvis
Pubis pointy- facing me
Ilium the plate
Ischium but part rounded, at the bottom backside under the plate
Vertebral Column (4) cervical vertebra, thoracic vertebra, lumbar vertebra, sacrum
Cervical Vertebra 3 holes
Thoracic Vertebra giraffe
Lumbar Vertebra moose
Sacrum a tail, 5 fused bones together
Cranial Features (7) supraorbital ridge, external auditory meatus, temporal line, nuchal line, occipital condyles, foramen magnum, mastoid process
Supraorbital Ridge brow ridge
External Auditory Meatus where ear canal is
Temporal Line indent on temples
Nuchal Line neck muscles indent
Occipital Condyles either side of foramen magnum
Foramen magnum hole for spinal cord
Mastoid Process bone at edges of jaw
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