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In order to facilitate
comparison between similar bones and to highlight similarities in structure and
names of markings, I have put the two bones of the proximal portion of each
limb (humerus and femur) together rather than
featuring one limb at a time. Both anterior and posterior surfaces are shown.
To examine one limb at a time, and how bones connect, review your lab manual
and A Brief Atlas of the Human Body.
The markings for which you are responsible are listed in the lab handout. You
will also need to be able to distinguish left from right for both of these
bones.
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page maintained by Bill Snyder. Last updated August 20, 2008