Locate all of the bones in table 1 Human Anatomy & Physiology!Skeletal SystemBIO 150 - Laboratory ManualDCCCTable 1. IDENTIFICATION OF BONESCranial bones of Skull (8 total)Facial Bones of Skull (14 total)1. Frontal (1)1. Nasal (2)2. Parietal (2)2. Lacrimal (2)3. Occipital (1)3. Zygomatic (2)4. Temporal (2)4. Maxilla (2)5. Sphenoid (1)5. Palatine (2)6. Ethmoid (1)6. Mandible (1)Types of Vertebrae7. Vomer (1)1. Cervical Vertebrae8. Inferior nasal concha (2)2. Thoracic VertebraeOther Axial Bones3. Lumbar Vertebrae1. Auditory (ear) ossicles4. Sacral Vertebrae (fused to form sacrum)2. Hyoid5. Coccygeal Vertebrae (fused to form coccyx)3. SternumPelvic Bones (hip and leg)4. Ribs1. IliumPectoral Bones (shoulder and arm)2. Ischium1. Scapula3. Pubis2. Clavicle4. Femur3. Humerus5. Patella4. Radius6. Tibia5. Ulna7. Fibula6. Carpals8. Tarsals7. Metacarpals9. Metatarsals8. Phalanges10. PhalangesLast updated: 06/2020Page5

Eight cranial bones and fourteen facial skeleton bones. In the neurocranium, these are the occipital…

Cranial bones of Skull (8 total) Facial Bones of Skull (14 total) 1. Frontal (1) 1. Nasal (2) 2. Parietal (2) 2. Lacrimal (2) 3. Occipital (1) 3. Zygomatic (2) 4. Temporal (2) 4. Maxilla (2) 5. Sphenoid (1) 5. Palatine (2) 6. Ethmoid (1) 6. Mandible (1) Types of Vertebrae 7. Vomer (1) 1. Cervical Vertebrae 8. Inferior nasal concha (2)

Cranial bones of Skull (8 total) Facial Bones of Skull (14 total) 1. Frontal (1) 1. Nasal (2) 2. Parietal (2) 2. Lacrimal (2) 3. Occipital (1) 3. Zygomatic (2) 4. Temporal (2) 4. Maxilla (2) 5. Sphenoid (1) 5. Palatine (2) 6. Ethmoid (1) 6. Mandible (1) Types of Vertebrae 7. Vomer (1) 1. Cervical Vertebrae 8. Inferior nasal concha (2)

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