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"AUH-BIO120-2"

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Frontal bone   show
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Occipital ridge   show
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Scapula   show
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show Backbones; bones of the spinal column  
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show Collar bone  
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Olecrenon   show
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show Top of the hip bone  
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show Space created on the back between the lower edge of the lowest rib and the spine  
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Trapezius muscle   show
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show Large, flat muscle of the mid to lower back  
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Cephalic   show
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show "Breast" muscle  
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show Adjective for breast regions  
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Buccal   show
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show Adjective for chin region  
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show Adjective for bony jaw region supporting lower teeth  
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Maxillary   show
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Abdominal   show
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show Adjective for border region of lower abdomen corresponding to the crease made when flexing leg  
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show Adjective for hip region  
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show Adjective for upper leg region  
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Crural   show
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Carpal   show
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show Adjective for interior bony region of foot (including instep or arch)  
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Patellar   show
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Popliteal   show
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show Adjective for buttocks region  
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Perineal   show
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show Adjective for elbow region  
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Brachial or Humoral   show
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White portion of the outside of the eyeball   show
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show iris  
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Referring to the tear ducts   show
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show temporo-mandibular joint (jaw joint)  
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mastoid process   show
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xyphoid process   show
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umbilicus   show
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show bony ridge of the tibial (larger lower leg) bone  
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show bony prominence on the inside (medial) or outside (lateral) side of the ankle  
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fontanelle   show
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Four types of tissues   show
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show physiological functions of integument  
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Squamous cells   show
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Cuboidal cells   show
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show rectangular-shaped integument cells  
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show "food" tube connecting the oropharynx and stomach  
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Desmosome   show
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show first part of the small intestine  
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Jejunum   show
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Ileum   show
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show the "S-shaped" lower portion of the large intestine  
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show uppermost portion of the respiratory system  
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Sinuses   show
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show Fold of skin that projects posterior toward the back and keeps food from entering the respiratory tract  
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trachea   show
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show secondary airways splitting off from the bronchi  
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show terminal airway "sacs" where oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged between the air and the blood  
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Arteriole   show
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show secondary branch of a vein  
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Capillaries   show
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Thorascic duct   show
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show paired structures carrying urine from the kidneys to the bladder  
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show single tube passing urine from the bladder outside the body  
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show male muscle that controls whether urine or semen will pass into the urethra  
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Testes   show
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show long tubes that carry sperm from the testes into the abdomen and into the prostate  
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show where eggs are made  
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show paired tubes that carry eggs from the ovaries to the uterus  
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Uterus   show
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Cervix   show
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show organ connecting the uterus to the outside  
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Dorsal cavity   show
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show thoracic, abdominal and pelvic cavities  
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