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Bones of skull, thorax, and vertebral column that form longitudinal axis of body.
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| The bones of limbs and girdle that attach them to the axial skeleton. |
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| Most abundant mineral in the body. |
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| Thin roughly parallel surfaced bones such as cranial bones. |
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| Irregular bones formed between cranial bones. |
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| Bones with complex shapes. |
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| Small flat bones developed in the tendons of the knee, the hands and feet. |
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| A large passage way in a bone. |
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| A projection or bump in a bone. |
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| A chamber within a bone, usually filled with air. |
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| A small rounded passageway in a bone. |
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| An elongated cleft or gap in a bone. |
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| The expanded proximal end of a bone that forms part of the joint. |
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| A small rounded projection on a bone. |
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| A deep narrow groove in a bone. |
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| A small rough projection on a bone. It may occupy a broad area. |
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| The shaft or elongated body of a bone. |
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| A smooth grooved articular process on a bone. |
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| A smooth rounded articular process on a bone. |
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| What covers portions of epiphysis that form articulations? |
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| Mature bone cells that cannot divide, the most numerous type of bone cell. |
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| Cells that produce new bony matrix. |
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| Giant cells that remodel bone matrix. |
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| What is functional unit of compact bone? |
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| The cellular layer lining the medullary cavity. |
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