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| Collar bones, slender doubly curved bones. Cone shaped at its medial sternal end |
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| Triangular flat bones, dorsal side between ribs 2-7 |
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| the sole bone of the arm, long bone |
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| Down shaft of humerus, a small projection |
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| medial to the capitulum, looks like an hour glass tipped on its side |
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| posterior view behind, capitulum and trochlea |
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| posterior view behind, capitulum and trochlea |
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| Posterior surface, deeper than the Coronoid Fossa |
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Lateral bone of the forearm. Thin at its proximal end and wide at its distal end.
Special Markings: Radial tuberosity. styloid process, Head, ulnar notch |
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Medial bone of the forearm. Wide at its proximal end and thin at its distal end.
Markings: Coronoid Process, olecranon process, radial notch, trochlear notch, styloid process, head. |
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| slightly inferior to the head, anchors bicep muscle of the arm |
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| Lateral, anchor site for ligaments that run to the wrist. The bump on the very bottom of the radius. |
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| Part of the radius that articulates with the ulna. |
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| A small depression on the lateral side of the Coronoid Process where the ulna articulates with the radial head |
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| superior part of the ulna that articulates with the trochlea of the humerus |
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| Olecranon Process + Coronoid process |
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| O. process sits slightly superior to the C. Process. They are seperated by the trochlear notch. |
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