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This document provides an overview of the major bones in the human skeletal system. It includes labeled diagrams identifying the key bones in the skull, vertebral column, rib cage, shoulder, arm, hand, pelvis, thigh, leg, ankle and foot. The text also asks how an anthropologist can tell the difference between male and female bones and identifies the sub-pubic angle and acetabulum as important distinguishing features.

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How do I Bust Sweet Moves? By: Julio, Anna Lee, Carlos, Haley, Rana, and Daisy
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Mandible ©1
Lacrimal ©1
Vomer ©1
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Inferior nasal conche
First 7 Vertebrae 1st Vertebrae- Atlas 2nd Vertebrae- Axis 12 Vertebrae Last 5 Vertebrae ©1
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First 7 Ribs, connected to sternum directly by costal cartilage Last 5 Ribs, not directly connected to sternum or at all Not connected to cartilage ©1
Supraspinous Subscapular fossa fossa ©2
Head Greater tubercle Lesser Clavicle Intertubercular tubercle groove Deltoid tuberosity Coronoid fossa Medial Capitulum epicondyle Trochlea Lateral epicondyle ©2
Radius and Ulna olecranon process head radial notch coronoid process radial tuberosity Ulna Radius semilunar notch Ulna styloid process Radial styloid process ©1
Carpals trapezoid trapezium Pisiform hamate triquetrium scaphoid capitate lunate ©1
Metacarpals V IV III I II ©1
Phalanges Proximal I Distal I Proximal II Middle I Proximal III Distal II Proximal V Proximal IV Middle II Middle IV Distal V Middle III Distal III Distal IV ©1
How can an anthropologist tell What bones make up the difference between a male and Coxal the Acetabelum? Ilium, pubis, and female? Sub-pubic angle ischium Iliac crest Ilium PSIS ASIS PIIS Greater Sciatic Ischium Notch ishial AIIS Pubis Pubic tuberosity Tubercle ©1
Anterior Posterior Head neck Greater trochanter Lesser trochanter shaft Intercondylar fossa Adductor Lateral tubercle epicondyle Lateral Medial condyle epicondyle Medial condyle ©1
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Anterior Posterior Medial condyle Lateral Tibial condyle tuberosity Medial malleolus ©1
Posterior head Lateral malleolus ©1
Distal phalanges Proximal phalanges Middle phalanges Metatarsals Cuneiforms cuboid Navicular Calcaneus talus ©1

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How do i bust sweet moves

  • 1. How do I Bust Sweet Moves? By: Julio, Anna Lee, Carlos, Haley, Rana, and Daisy
  • 4. Mandible ©1
  • 5. Lacrimal ©1
  • 6. Vomer ©1
  • 9. First 7 Vertebrae 1st Vertebrae- Atlas 2nd Vertebrae- Axis 12 Vertebrae Last 5 Vertebrae ©1
  • 10. ©1
  • 11. First 7 Ribs, connected to sternum directly by costal cartilage Last 5 Ribs, not directly connected to sternum or at all Not connected to cartilage ©1
  • 12. Supraspinous Subscapular fossa fossa ©2
  • 13. Head Greater tubercle Lesser Clavicle Intertubercular tubercle groove Deltoid tuberosity Coronoid fossa Medial Capitulum epicondyle Trochlea Lateral epicondyle ©2
  • 14. Radius and Ulna olecranon process head radial notch coronoid process radial tuberosity Ulna Radius semilunar notch Ulna styloid process Radial styloid process ©1
  • 15. Carpals trapezoid trapezium Pisiform hamate triquetrium scaphoid capitate lunate ©1
  • 16. Metacarpals V IV III I II ©1
  • 17. Phalanges Proximal I Distal I Proximal II Middle I Proximal III Distal II Proximal V Proximal IV Middle II Middle IV Distal V Middle III Distal III Distal IV ©1
  • 18. How can an anthropologist tell What bones make up the difference between a male and Coxal the Acetabelum? Ilium, pubis, and female? Sub-pubic angle ischium Iliac crest Ilium PSIS ASIS PIIS Greater Sciatic Ischium Notch ishial AIIS Pubis Pubic tuberosity Tubercle ©1
  • 19. Anterior Posterior Head neck Greater trochanter Lesser trochanter shaft Intercondylar fossa Adductor Lateral tubercle epicondyle Lateral Medial condyle epicondyle Medial condyle ©1
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  • 21. Anterior Posterior Medial condyle Lateral Tibial condyle tuberosity Medial malleolus ©1
  • 22. Posterior head Lateral malleolus ©1
  • 23. Distal phalanges Proximal phalanges Middle phalanges Metatarsals Cuneiforms cuboid Navicular Calcaneus talus ©1