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Lonkkaluut koostuvat
Os ilium
Os pubis
Os ischii
Suoliluu
Häpyluu
Istuinluu
Lantioliitos
Symphysis pelvina
Lonkkamalja
Acetabulum
Acetabulum. 1., 2., 3.
1. Facies Lunata
2. Fossa acetabuli
3. Incisura acetabuli
Foramen obturatum
Lonkkaluun peittyneet kaudaalisey aukot
Acetabulumin eroavaisuudet eri lajeilla
Naudan Facies lunata kahdessa osassa: pars major ja minor
Os ilium; 2; 3;
2. Corpus ossis ilii
3. Ala ossis iliin Faciea Glutaea
Tuber coxae
Ala ossis iliin lateroventr. uloke
Tuber sacrale
Ala ossis iliin dorsomed. uloke
Crista iliaca
Ala ossis iliin kraniaalinen reuna
Incisura ischiadica major
Os iliumin kovera dorsomediaalinen reuna
Spina ischiadia
Os iliumin ja os ischiin muod. harjanne kaudaalisesti incisura ischiadica majorista
Ala ossis iliin lantio-onteloa vasten oleva pinta
Facies sacropelvina
Ala ossis iliin Facies sacropalvinan artikulaatioalue ristiluuhun
Facies auricularis
Linea arcuata
16. Os iliumin ventromediaalinen reunama (/harjanne facies sacropelvinassa)
Häpyluun vartalo
Corpus ossis pubis, os. lonkkamaljan muodostukseen
Häpyluun kraniaalinen haara
Ramus cranialis ossis pubis, mediaalinen foramen obturatumista
20; 19
20. Pecten ossis pubis
19. Eminentia iliopubica
21
Tuberculum pubicum ventrale