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bones

bones of human skeleton

QuestionAnswer
frontal bone forehead -axial
nasal bone bridge of nose/ nose -axial
zygomatic bone upper cheekbone- axial
maxilla upper jaw- axial
mandible chin area, only moveable part of skull
clavicle collarbone- appendicular
sternum middle of chest- axial
scapula shoulder blade- appendicular
costal cartilage rib cartilage- axial
vertebrae whole spine- axial
ilium hip bone- appendicular
ischium butt bone-appendicular
pubis bone around private area-appendicular
coxal bone ilium, ischium, and pubis
humerus upper arm-appendicular
radius lower arm bone aligned with thumb- appendicular
ulna second lower arm bone- appendicular
carpals wrist- appendicular
metacarpals long bone that connects palm and fingers- appendicular
phalanges fingers- appendicular
femur above patella, upper leg bone- appendicular
patella kneecap- appendicular
tibia lower leg bone- medial, inside- appendicular
fibula smaller lower leg bone- lateral- appendicular
tarsals ankles- appendicular
metatarsals long bone that connects toes and ankle- appendicular
digital/phalanges toes- appendicular
parietal bone posterior upper skull- axial
occipital bone posterior lower skull- axial
cervical vertebrae superior (7 ) spine - axial
thoracic vertebrae middle (12 ) spine- axial
lumbar vertebrae inferior (5 ) spine- axial
sacrum tailbone- axial
coccyx baby little tail- axial
calcaneus tarsal bone- appendicular
talus heel bone
longest and strongest bone femur
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