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made up of the skull and vertebrae
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made up of the fore and hind limbs
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where the bone shatters into many pieces
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where the bone breaks through the skin
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| a plate-like bone (ex: scapula) |
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| thin inner layer of bone covering; lines the medullary cavity |
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| the enlarged ends of long bones |
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| a break along the long axis of a bone |
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| when there is a break on one side of the bone; usually due to a bending force |
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| a complex and irregularly shaped bone (ex: vertebrae) |
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| a bone that is longer than it is wide (ex: humerus) |
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| the space within the bone that is filled with marrow |
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| the joining point of the epiphysis and diaphysis |
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| the hardening of tissue and cartilage into bone |
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| the thin outer layer of bone covering |
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| the small, seed-shaped bone embedded in a tendon |
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| fracture where the bone does not break through the skin |
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| the framework of bones and cartilage that supports and protects the body |
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| a joint that moves freely |
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| a complete break across the bone |
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