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Identify the part of the bone. (Hint: This is the “bump” located above greater sciatic notch). The arrows are pointing to the same structure in each picture. The first picture is showing a lateral-posterior view of the bone. The second picture is showing a medial-anterior view of the bone. Mock Lower 1.1.png Mock Lower 1.2.png[BLANK-1]

Identify the part of the bone: skull 19.png

Identify the bone: Skull 23.png[BLANK-1]

Identify the part of the bone. The arrows are pointing to the same structure in each picture. The first picture is showing the whole bone. The second picture is showing a close-up view of the proximal portion of this bone. Upper 14.1.png Upper 14.2.png

Identify the part of the bone. (Hint: This is the part of the mandible that extends upward). Skull 20.png[BLANK-1]

Identify the hole the arrow is pointing to. Skull 22.png [BLANK-1]

Identify the bone. The first picture is showing the isolated bone. In the second picture, the arrow is pointing to the same bone. Skull 14.1.pngSkull 14.2.png

Identify the part of the bone. (Hint: this is the pointy structure located at the end of the sternum). Vertebrae 10.png[BLANK-1]

Of the 3 types of vertebrae, what is this type of vertebrae? The first picture is showing an isolated bone. The arrow in the second picture is pointing to the same type of vertebrae. (Hint: there are 5 of these vertebrae within the vertebral column). Vertebrae 7.png Vertebrae 7.2.png

Identify the part of the bone. The first picture is showing the part on the isolated bone. The second picture is showing the same part on the skeleton. Upper 2.2.png Upper 2.1.png[BLANK-1]