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Exercise 3: Directional Terminology (Q006) Which bone is INFERIOR to the cervical vertebrae? Humerus O Phalanges O Radius Ulna O Thoracic Vertebrae

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Chapter11: The Muscular System

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Exercise 3: Directional Terminology
(Q006) Which bone is INFERIOR to the cervical vertebrae?
Humerus
Phalanges
Radius
O Ulna
O Thoracic Vertebrae

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