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Terms used to describe the skeletal structure

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show condyle  
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show crest  
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show epicondyle  
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small, nearly flat surface   show
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cleft or groove   show
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soft spot in the skull where membranes cover the space between bones   show
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opening through a bone that usually serves as a passageway for blood vessels, nerves, or ligaments   show
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tiny pit or depression   show
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show fossa  
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enlargement on the end of the bone   show
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narrow ridge   show
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show meatus  
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prominent projection on a bone   show
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branch or similiar extension   show
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show sinus  
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thornlike projection   show
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interlocking line of union between bones   show
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relatively large process   show
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show tubercle  
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show tuberosity  
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