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Carp/o

Wrist bones

Cost/o

Rib

Cutane/o

Skin

Dactyl/o

Fingers, toes

Duct/o

To lead, carry

Flex/o

To bend

Gloss/o

Tongue

Immun/o

Protection

Morph/o

Shape, form

Mort/o

Death

Nat/i

Birth

Norm/o

Rule, order

Ox/o

Oxygen

Pub/o

Pubis (anterior portion of the pelvic or hip bone) pubic bone

Seps/o

Infection

Somn/o

Sleep

Son/o

Sound

The/o

To put, place

Thyr/o

Thyroid gland

Top/o

Place, position, location

Tox/o

Poison

Cib/o

Meals

Furc/o

Forking, branching

Nect/o

To bind, tie, connect