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A hole. [image]
Example:Greater Palatine foramina |
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A crack or elongated hole.
Example: Superior Orbital fissure [image] |
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A "sticky out your thingy".
Example: A bone that juts out or protrudes, like the Styloid process in the picture. [image] |
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| A rounded articular surface. [image] |
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| A process above a condyle. |
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A spherical articular surface.
[image] |
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A flat surface or flat articular surface.
Example: the Carpal bones
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A concave surface.
Example: The Glenoid fossa
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A rough spot on bone for muscles to attach to.
[image]
Example: tuberculum tubercle [image] |
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| A big rough spot for muscles to attach to. Example:the radial tuberosity[image] |
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A huge rough spot for muscles to attach to. Example:the Great Trochanter of the Femur
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A hinge.
Example: trochlea of Humerus
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A canal.
Example:the auditory meatus or ear hole
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A branch.
Example: the ramus of the mandible.
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A sac or cavity in any organ or tissue.
[image]
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A sharp process.
Example:Anterior Iliac Spine is painful to fall on. |
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Something hollow, like a cave.
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| A line or shape that is curving outwards, not inwards. |
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