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| shoulder blade; lots of muscle |
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| between elbow and shoulder joint |
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| process of ulna (part of it); elbow; funny bone |
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| smaller bone located between humerus and carpus; in horses it is fused to back of radius |
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| weight bearing, bigger bone located between humerus and carpus |
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| flat, smooth articular surfaces |
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| short bones located between radius/ulna and metacarpals; aka wrist |
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| between carpus and phalanges; dog has 4; horse has 1: aka cannon bone |
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| 3 bones fused together; illium (top wings) sacrum (vertebrae) and ischium (bottom wings); aka os coxae |
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| long bone between pelvis and tibia/fibula |
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| sesamoid bone behind knee |
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| smaller bone located between the femur and the tarsus; in horses it is fused to the tibia |
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| shin; weight bearing, bigger bone between femur and tarsus |
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| short bones located between tibia/fibula and metatarsus; aka ankle |
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| located between tarsus and phalanges; dog has 4; horse has 1: aka cannon bone |
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| distal phalanx, in horses it is the hoof aka coffin bone |
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| in horses, protects deep flexor tendon and makes walking smoother |
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| socket part of ball and socket joint in hip |
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| projections of the vertebrae that fit in with adjacent vertebrae |
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| process of ulna; aka elbow |
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| the inner spongy portion of long bone that houses the red bone marrow |
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| metatarsus and metacarpus are called this in horses; has splint bones fused to back |
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| joint that allows more movement than a fibrous joint, but less than a synovial joint. ex: between manubrium and sternum |
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| vertebrae that make the neck |
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| vertebrae that make the tail |
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| vertebrae connected to ribs |
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| vertebrae between the thoracic and sacral vertebrae; make up the lower back |
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| vertebrae attached to pelvis; between lumbar and coccygeal vertebrae |
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| rounded protuberance at the end of some bones, forming an articulation with another bone. |
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| joints between the ribs and costal cartilage in the front of the rib cage |
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| immovable joint; found between the bones of the skull |
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| an opening, hole, or passage in bone |
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| hole in the base of the skull that the spinal cord passes through |
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| a shallow depression or hallow in bone |
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