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endoskeleton |
internal skeleton of bone |
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hydrostatic skeleton |
skeleton of body fluids in confines space |
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exoskeleton |
skeleton exterior to the body |
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exoskeleton (CaCO3) |
type of skeleton in mollusks |
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endoskeleton |
type of skeleton in vetebrates |
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ligaments |
joins bones together at articulations |
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chitin epidermis |
secrets exoskeleton in arthropods |
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mineral salts |
hardens arthropod exoskeletons |
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3 function arthropod exoskeletons and vertebrate endoskeletons have in common |
protection support site for muscle attachment |
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relationship btwn molting and growth in arthropods |
after old exoskeleton is shed, new larger one is secreted so animal has room to grow |
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medullary cavity |
location of yellow marrow |
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red marrow |
fills space in cancellous bone |
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compact bone |
type of bone forming the diaphysis |
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spongy bone |
type of bone forming the epiphyses |
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periosteum |
fibrous membrane covering bone |
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red marrow |
forms blood cells |
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epiphyseal disc/ epiphyseal line |
cartilage btwn diaphysis and epiphyses |
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articular (hyaline) cartilage |
protects articular surface of the bone |
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epiphyseal disc |
site of growth in length |
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difference btwn epiphyseal disc & epiphyseal line |
the disc is not yet formed but over time it fuses and tightens with the spongy bone and leaves only a line |
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relationship btwn lacunae and osteocytes |
osteocytes are found within lacunae |
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part of bone tissue that is nonliving |
the matrix of calcium salts |
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function of canaliculi |
Provide passage ways for materials to move to form bone cells |
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ankle bones |
tarsals |
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bones of lower arm |
ulna and radius |
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finger bones |
phalanges |
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shoulder blade |
scapula
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wrist bones |
carpals |
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thighbone |
femur |
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five fused vertebrae |
sacrum |
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form backbone |
vertebrae |
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bone of upper arm |
humerus |
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bones of lower leg |
tibia and fibula |
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collarbone |
clavicle |
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breastbone |
sternum |
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lower jawbone |
mandible |
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hipbone |
os coxae |
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male pelvis |
structure: not tilted forward, narrower acetabula: larger, closer together pubic angle: less than 90 deg sacrum:longer & narrower coccyx:more curved/ less movable pelvic brim:narrow, heart shaped ischial spines: longer, sharper pelvic ratio:0.8 |
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female pelvis |
structure: tilted forward, broad, lighter acetabula:smaller&farther apart pubic angle:greater than 90 deg sacrum:shorter,wider coccyx:straighter/more moveable pelvic brim:wider, oval shaped ischial spines:shorter, blunt pelvic ratio: 1.0 |
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