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Skeletal and Muscle systems

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Hydrostatic Skeleton   Consists of internal body fluids within a limited space  
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Exoskeleton   A rigid structure formed external to the body and attached to the body surface  
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Chitin   The substance that makes up the exoskeleton of arthropods  
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Molting   The shedding of the exoskeleton  
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Endoskeleton   A skeleton of rigid components inside an animals body  
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Cartilage   Flexible connective tissue  
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Calcareous   Calcium-containing  
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Ligaments   Tough fibrous tissue that connects bone to bone  
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Diaphysis   The large shaft of bone  
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Epiphysis   The two “stubs” at the end of the bone  
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Articular Cartilage   Reduces friction in the joins and protects the ends of the bone  
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Periosteum   The tough membrane containing blood vessels that penetrate the bone  
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Spongy bone   The bone in the epiphysis  
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Compact Bone   The bone surrounding the spongy bone in the epiphysis and the medullary cavity in the diaphysis  
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Medullary Cavity   A hollow cavity in the diaphysis which holds bone marrow  
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Red marrow   Fills the spaces in the spongy bone and makes red and white blood cells  
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Yellow Marrow   Fills the medullary cavity  
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Epiphyseal   disc Cartilage located between the diaphysis and each epiphysis  
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Epiphyseal line   All that remains of the growth plate after mature bone is formed  
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Axial skeleton   Composed of skull, vertebral column, ribs, and sternum  
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Appendicular Skeleton   Consists of bones of the upper extremities and the pectoral girdle and lower extremities and pelvic girdle  
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Skull   Contains the cranium, facial bones, and mandible  
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Cranium   8 fused bones encasing the brain  
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Mandible   Lower jaw  
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Vertebral column   Vertebrae separated by intervetebral disks (composed of fibrocartilage)  
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Cervical Vertebrae   7 vertebrae of neck  
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Thoracic Vertebrae   12 Vertebrae of the thorax, to which ribs are attached  
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Lumbar Vertbrae   5 large vertebrae of lower back  
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Sacrum   Bone formed of 5 fused vertebrae  
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Coccyx   Tailbone formed of 3-5 fused vertebrae  
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Floating Ribs   The last two pairs of ribs unattached  
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Sternum   The first 10 pairs of ribs are joined here  
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Pectoral Girdle   Supports the upper extremities  
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Clavicle   Collarbone  
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Scapula   Shoulder Blade  
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Humerus   Upper arm bone  
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Ulna and Radius   Bones that form the lower arm  
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Carpal Bones   Wrist  
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Metacarpals   Bones of the hand  
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Phalanges   The digits  
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Pelvic Girdle   Two hip bones  
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Femur   Thigh bone  
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Patella   Kneecap  
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Tibia   Shin bone  
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Fibula   The smaller bone of the lower leg  
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Tarsal bones   The ankle of the foot  
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Metatarsals   The anterior foot bones  
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Phalanges   Toes  
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Tibio-Fibula   The fused tibia and fibula of the hind legs of frogs  
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Tibiotarsis   The fused tibia and proximal tarsal bones of birds  
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Tarsometatarsus   Lowest part of the leg (fused distal tarsals and metatarsal bones)  
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Muscles   Large groups of organized contractile cells  
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Skeletal Muscle Tissue   Muscle fibers that make up skeletal muscles  
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Myofibrils   Contractile elements of the muscles  
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Striations   Cross-banding in muscles  
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Voluntary   Under Conscious Control  
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Cardiac Muscle Tissue   Striated, interwoven muscle of the heart  
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Intercalated Discs   Connected cells that signal electral pulses to each other  
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Smooth Muscle   Non striated, non-voluntary muscles usually found in the digestive or circulatory systems  
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Involuntary   Not under conscious control  
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Tendons   Muscles attached to bone  
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Origin   The end of the muscle attached to bone that doe not more during contraction  
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Insertion   The bone to which the muscle is attached at the end where movement occurs  
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Antagonistic Group   Contraction of opposing muscles moves a body part in opposite directions  
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Flexors and Extensors   Flexors decrease the angel of bones that form a joint. Wheras extensors increase the angle  
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Abductors   Abductors move a body part away from the midline of the body  
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adductors   move a body part toward the midline  
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Biceps bracchii and triceps bracchii   The major antagonistic group that control elbow flexion  
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Quadriceps femoris and hamstrings   The major antagonistic group that control knee flexion  
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