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bones-anne_j

bones

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Frontal Bone forehead
Parietal Bone top back
Lagrimal side of eye
Ethmoid Bone inside of eye
Sphenoid Bone tear bones
Nasal upper bridge of nose
Vomer divides nose
Temporal Bone left/right side (hole for ears)
Foramen Magnum hole for vertral column
Zygomatic Bone outside eye, cheek bone
Maxilla largest facial bone
Mandible jaw
Teeth hardest part in body
Occipital Bone low back
Hyoid Bone forms part of larynx, supports the tongue
skull protective case for brain and head
Sternum between hips
Rips surround heart and lungs
Costal Cartilage connect rips with sternum
Vertebrae a single spinal bone
Sacrum fused bone
Coccyx tail bone
Hip Bone hip girdle
Sacroiliac Joint joint of hip and sacrum
Acetabulum hip joint
Pubis Symphysis interpubic joint
Clavicle collar bone
Scapula shoulder blade
Acromial Process shoulder process on clavicle
Coracoid Process (blank)
Humerous upper arm bone
Radius forearm, anterior bone
Ulna lower arm bone (larger) above little finger
Carpals bones at wrist
Metacarpals hand
Phalanges fingerbones
Illum hip girdle
Pubis lower front of pelvis
Ischium under pubis, connecting
Femur longest body bone
Patella kneecap
Tibia anterior leg bone
Fibia outside smaller leg bone
Tarsals ankle bones
Metatarsals foot bones
Vertebral column connect head with hips, support
Intervertrebral disks between vertebrae
Cervical Vertebrae neck vertebrae
Thoracic Vertebrae in region of heart / lungs
Lumbar Vertebrae in region of intestines
Sacrum fused triangle bone in hip
Coccyx tail bone
Atlas big bone in neck area
Axis above/below atlas
Transverse Process side wings of vertebrae
Spinous Process at vertebral column / behind
Articular Process rounded ventral part of vertebra a disk is stacked on it
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