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This is a subcutaneous, S-shaped bone• Medial end articulates with sternum • Lateral end articulates with acromion of scapula

This is the largest of three coxal (hip) bones• Has large, wing-like superior extension • Contributes to acetabulum (hip joint socket) and wall of lesser (true) pelvis• Articulates with sacrum at sacroiliac joint

Ring-shaped vertebra• Characteristic features include transverse foramen• Lacks vertebral body, spinous process, or lamina

This is a subcutaneous, S-shaped bone• Medial end articulates with sternum • Lateral end articulates with acromion of scapula

This is a paired, superiorly-directed process• Has articular facet• Articulation with inferior articular process of L5 vertebra

This is the largest of three coxal (hip) bones• Has large, wing-like superior extension • Contributes to acetabulum (hip joint socket) and wall of lesser (true) pelvis• Articulates with sacrum at sacroiliac joint

The _____________________ process is Located on the Temporal bone • Posterior and inferior to external acoustic meatus

Which skull bones are connected by the sagittal suture?  

The ____________________ bone is known as the “Cheekbone” • it forms part of floor and lateral wall of orbit

The _______________is a U-shaped bone• Each side consists of body (horizontal) and ramus (vertical) with coronoid and condylar processes• Mental protuberance forms point of chin