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Cranium

Skull

Mandible

Lower jaw

Atlas and Axis

Neck bone

Clavicle

Collarbone

Scapula

Shoulder blade

Humerus

Upper arm

Radius Lower arm (thumb side)


Ulna Lower arm (finger side)


Carpals

Wrist

Phalanges

Finger or toe bones


Sternum


Breast Bone


Spinal Column


Back Bone


Pelvis


Hip Bone


Femur


Upper leg (thigh bone)


Patella


Knee Cap


Fibula


Lower Leg Bone (smaller bone)


Tibia


Lower Leg Bone (bigger bone)


Tarsals


Ankle Bone




Metatarsals


Foot Bone (form arch of foot)