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endoskeleton

internal skeleton of bone

hydrostatic skeleton

skeleton of body fluids in confines space

exoskeleton

skeleton exterior to the body

exoskeleton (CaCO3)

type of skeleton in mollusks

endoskeleton

type of skeleton in vetebrates

ligaments

joins bones together at articulations

chitin epidermis

secrets exoskeleton in arthropods

mineral salts

hardens arthropod exoskeletons

3 function arthropod exoskeletons and vertebrate endoskeletons have in common

protection


support


site for muscle attachment

relationship btwn molting and growth in arthropods

after old exoskeleton is shed, new larger one is secreted so animal has room to grow

medullary cavity

location of yellow marrow

red marrow

fills space in cancellous bone

compact bone

type of bone forming the diaphysis

spongy bone

type of bone forming the epiphyses

periosteum

fibrous membrane covering bone

red marrow

forms blood cells

epiphyseal disc/ epiphyseal line

cartilage btwn diaphysis and epiphyses

articular (hyaline) cartilage

protects articular surface of the bone

epiphyseal disc

site of growth in length



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

relationship btwn lacunae and osteocytes

osteocytes are found within lacunae

part of bone tissue that is nonliving

the matrix of calcium salts

function of canaliculi

Provide passage ways for materials to move to form bone cells

ankle bones

tarsals

bones of lower arm

ulna and radius

finger bones

phalanges

shoulder blade

scapula


wrist bones

carpals

thighbone

femur

five fused vertebrae

sacrum

form backbone

vertebrae

bone of upper arm

humerus

bones of lower leg

tibia and fibula

collarbone

clavicle

breastbone

sternum

lower jawbone

mandible

hipbone

os coxae

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

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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