BIOL 2301Chapter 8 OpenStaxLOWER Extremities (Lower Limbs)The bones of each lower extremity consists of a femur (thigh), a patella, a tibia ,a fibula, and the tarsal bones, metatarsal bones, and phalanges of the foot.LABEL the bones of the lower extremityLabel: -Tibia-Fibula-Patella -Metatarsals-head of femur-Femur-Tarsals-neck of femur-PhalangesLABEL the bones of the footLabel:-tarsals,-Metatarsals,-Distal phalanx,-Middle phalanx,-Proximal phalar-phalangesSuperior view of →the right foot5 4 3 2 1Medial view of the right foot:Label:А.В.Anterior view of'С.D.the right leg

The bones of each lower extremity consists of : Femur Patella Tibia Fibula Tarsals Metatarsals…

LOWER Extremities (Lower Limbs) The bones of each lower extremity consists of a femur (thigh), a patella, a tibia , a fibula, and the tarsal bones, metatarsal bones, and phalanges of the foot. LABEL the bones of the lower extremity Label: -Tibia -Fibula -Femur -Patella -Metatarsals -Tarsals -Phalanges -head of femur -neck of femur LABEL the bones of the foot Label: -tarsals, -Metatarsals, -Distal phalanx, -Middle phalanx,

LOWER Extremities (Lower Limbs) The bones of each lower extremity consists of a femur (thigh), a patella, a tibia , a fibula, and the tarsal bones, metatarsal bones, and phalanges of the foot. LABEL the bones of the lower extremity Label: -Tibia -Fibula -Femur -Patella -Metatarsals -Tarsals -Phalanges -head of femur -neck of femur LABEL the bones of the foot Label: -tarsals, -Metatarsals, -Distal phalanx, -Middle phalanx,

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