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| At right angles to long axis |
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| Further from root of limb |
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| Back (of hand or foot, usually) |
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| Turned upward. Opposite of prone. |
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| Knob of a bone. Also, a portion of a muscle with a seperate attachment. |
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| longest or broadest mass of a bone |
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| Union of right and left at midline |
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| Low, just perceptible, convexity |
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| Projection, graspable with fingers |
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| Polished artticular surface (usually knob) |
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| Spool-shaped articular surface |
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| Plate-like branch of bone |
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| Expanded tendon for attachment of a flat muscle |
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| Fibrous envelopment of muscles |
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| Divided branches of a muscle |
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| Turns palm down or (prone) |
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| Pulls skin into wrinkles (think cardboard) |
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