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What is A

Phalanges

What is B

Metatarsals

What is c

Cuneiforms

What is D

Navicular

What is E

Cuboid

What is F

Talus

What is G

Calcaneus

What is A

Phalanges

What is B

Metacarpals

What is C

Hamate

What is D

Pisiform

What is D

Triquetrum

What is F

Lunate

What is G

Trapezium

What is H

Trapezoid

What is I

Scaphold

What is j

Capitate

What is A

Femur

What is B

Tibia

What is C

Fibula

What is D

Patella

What is A

Cavicle

What is B

Scapula

What is C

Humerus

What is D

Ulna

What is E

Radius

What is B

True ribs

What is A

Sternum

What is C

False ribs

What is A

Cervical

What is B

Thoracic

What is C

Lumber

What is D

Intervertabral Disc

What is E

Sacrum

What is F

Coccyx

What is G

Atlas

What is H

Axis