Bones of the body

Jul 29, 2014

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Bones of the body. Phalanges (fingers). Femur (thigh: upper leg). Biggest bone in your body. 206 bones in the body. Bones of the body. Cranium (skull). Patella (knee cap ). Bones of the body. Humerus (upper arm). Pelvis (hip bone). Bones of the body. ribs.

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Bones of the body

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Bones of the body Phalanges (fingers) Femur (thigh: upper leg) Biggest bone in your body 206 bones in the body
Bones of the body Cranium (skull) Patella (knee cap)
Bones of the body Humerus (upper arm) Pelvis (hip bone)
Bones of the body ribs Metacarpals (bones of the feet)
Bones of the body Radius Forearm top bone thumb side Ulna forearm bottom bone pinky side
Bones Scapula Vertebrae (back bones or the spine) Tibia (shin bone)
Bones of the body Carpals (wrist bones) Fibula (back of the leg)
Bones of the body Clavicle (collar bone) Sternum (breast bone)

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