Bones

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the bones of the lower limb are labeled
Major body bones Cranium:(also know as the skull) support the structure of the face and protects the brain  Mandible:(jaw) hold the lower portion of teeth and allows chewing to take place  Ribs: protect the two important involuntary muscles and have three categories True Ribs: the first seven of the rib cage and are connected to the vertabrate in the back and sternum in the front False Ribs: the next three pairs, shorter then the true Ribs and are connected to the vertabrate in the back and
the human rib cage with labels on it royalty illustration
Major body bones Cranium:(also know as the skull) support the structure of the face and protects the brain  Mandible:(jaw) hold the lower portion of teeth and allows chewing to take place  Ribs: protect the two important involuntary muscles and have three categories True Ribs: the first seven of the rib cage and are connected to the vertabrate in the back and sternum in the front False Ribs: the next three pairs, shorter then the true Ribs and are connected to the vertabrate in the back and
the bones and their major structures
Major body bones Cranium:(also know as the skull) support the structure of the face and protects the brain  Mandible:(jaw) hold the lower portion of teeth and allows chewing to take place  Ribs: protect the two important involuntary muscles and have three categories True Ribs: the first seven of the rib cage and are connected to the vertabrate in the back and sternum in the front False Ribs: the next three pairs, shorter then the true Ribs and are connected to the vertabrate in the back and
an image of the bones and their corresponding parts in this diagram, there are two different views
Major body bones Cranium:(also know as the skull) support the structure of the face and protects the brain  Mandible:(jaw) hold the lower portion of teeth and allows chewing to take place  Ribs: protect the two important involuntary muscles and have three categories True Ribs: the first seven of the rib cage and are connected to the vertabrate in the back and sternum in the front False Ribs: the next three pairs, shorter then the true Ribs and are connected to the vertabrate in the back and
Major body bones Cranium:(also know as the skull) support the structure of the face and protects the brain  Mandible:(jaw) hold the lower portion of teeth and allows chewing to take place  Ribs: protect the two important involuntary muscles and have three categories True Ribs: the first seven of the rib cage and are connected to the vertabrate in the back and sternum in the front False Ribs: the next three pairs, shorter then the true Ribs and are connected to the vertabrate in the back and Sports Injury Prevention, Fracture Healing, Shoulder Anatomy, Bone Healing, Preparing For Surgery, Rehabilitation Exercises, Collar Bone, Shoulder Tattoos
Major body bones Cranium:(also know as the skull) support the structure of the face and protects the brain  Mandible:(jaw) hold the lower portion of teeth and allows chewing to take place  Ribs: protect the two important involuntary muscles and have three categories True Ribs: the first seven of the rib cage and are connected to the vertabrate in the back and sternum in the front False Ribs: the next three pairs, shorter then the true Ribs and are connected to the vertabrate in the back and
a model of the jaw of a human
Major body bones Cranium:(also know as the skull) support the structure of the face and protects the brain  Mandible:(jaw) hold the lower portion of teeth and allows chewing to take place  Ribs: protect the two important involuntary muscles and have three categories True Ribs: the first seven of the rib cage and are connected to the vertabrate in the back and sternum in the front False Ribs: the next three pairs, shorter then the true Ribs and are connected to the vertabrate in the back and
Major body bones Cranium:(also know as the skull) support the structure of the face and protects the brain  Mandible:(jaw) hold the lower portion of teeth and allows chewing to take place  Ribs: protect the two important involuntary muscles and have three categories True Ribs: the first seven of the rib cage and are connected to the vertabrate in the back and sternum in the front False Ribs: the next three pairs, shorter then the true Ribs and are connected to the vertabrate in the back and Human Anatomy Organs, Bones Of The Body, Xiphoid Process, Rectus Abdominis Muscle, Sternocleidomastoid Muscle, Anatomy Organs, Thoracic Outlet, Types Of Bones, Thoracic Vertebrae
Major body bones Cranium:(also know as the skull) support the structure of the face and protects the brain  Mandible:(jaw) hold the lower portion of teeth and allows chewing to take place  Ribs: protect the two important involuntary muscles and have three categories True Ribs: the first seven of the rib cage and are connected to the vertabrate in the back and sternum in the front False Ribs: the next three pairs, shorter then the true Ribs and are connected to the vertabrate in the back and
the back and side view of a human skeleton, with different sections labeled in spanish
Major body bones Cranium:(also know as the skull) support the structure of the face and protects the brain  Mandible:(jaw) hold the lower portion of teeth and allows chewing to take place  Ribs: protect the two important involuntary muscles and have three categories True Ribs: the first seven of the rib cage and are connected to the vertabrate in the back and sternum in the front False Ribs: the next three pairs, shorter then the true Ribs and are connected to the vertabrate in the back and
the bones of the head and neck are shown in this diagram, which shows where the skull is located
Major body bones Cranium:(also know as the skull) support the structure of the face and protects the brain  Mandible:(jaw) hold the lower portion of teeth and allows chewing to take place  Ribs: protect the two important involuntary muscles and have three categories True Ribs: the first seven of the rib cage and are connected to the vertabrate in the back and sternum in the front False Ribs: the next three pairs, shorter then the true Ribs and are connected to the vertabrate in the back and
the foot and ankle bones are labeled
Major body bones Cranium:(also know as the skull) support the structure of the face and protects the brain  Mandible:(jaw) hold the lower portion of teeth and allows chewing to take place  Ribs: protect the two important involuntary muscles and have three categories True Ribs: the first seven of the rib cage and are connected to the vertabrate in the back and sternum in the front False Ribs: the next three pairs, shorter then the true Ribs and are connected to the vertabrate in the back and