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21 Cards in this Set

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1

Acetabulum
2

2

Femur
3

3

Fibula
4

4

Tibia
5

5

Tarsals
6

6

Metatarsals
7

7

Phalanges
8

8

Ischium
9

9

Ilium
10

10

Pubis
1

1

Coracoid
2

2

Procoracoid
3

3

Glenoid fossa
4

4

Scapula
5

5

Suprascapular cartilage
6

6

Humerus
7

7

Radius
8

8

Ulna
9

9

Carpals
10

10

Metacarpals
11

11

Phalanges