Question | Answer |
Coracoid | Posterior to the furcula, anterior to the coastal process, and ventral to the scapula |
Clavicle | Projection that joins with the coracoid and scapula dorsally, and extends anterior and ventral, meeting in the middle at the interclavicle makes up the furcula |
Interclavicle | Joins the two clavicles together ventrally, makes up the furcula |
Scapula | Dorsal along the ribs, joined anteriorly with the coracoid, the clavicle, and the humerus |
Keel | Projection ventrally off of the sternum, which is along the ventral midline of the body |
Foramen Triosseum | Opening at the anterior joining of the scapula, coracoid, and clavicle |
Humerus | Extending distally off of the scapula, joining with the ulna and radius |
Radius | The smaller of the two distal limb bones, paired with the ulna |
Ulna | The larger of the two distal limb bones, paired with the radius |
Olecranon process | Process off medially the ulna |
Metacarpals | extending off of the ulna and radius distally |
Phalanges | The most distal part of the limb |
Pubis | Thin, long bones extending ventrally from pelvic girdle to form the anterior part of the innominate bone |
Ischium | Ventral most posterior part of the innominate bone |
Ilium | Dorsal to the ischium, posterior to the pubis |
Obturator Foramen | who the hell knows |
Acetabulum | The depression in the pelvic girdle where the femur articulates |
Femur | The bone that articulates with the pelvic girdle |
Patella | Projection on the tibiotarsus bone, just ventral to the articulation between the femur and the lower leg |
Tibiotarsus | Articulated with the femur, hosting the patella, the larger of the distal leg bones |
Fibula | Articulated with the femur, very thin running laterally with the tibiotarsus |
Tarsometatarsus | Articulated with the tibiotarsus distally |
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