HUMAN ANATOMY-ACCESS
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Author: Martini
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Chapter 7, Problem 17RFT
Label the following structures on the lateral view of the pelvis below.
(a) _____
(b) _____
(c) _____
(d) _____
■ posterior inferior iliac spine
■ anterior superior iliac spine
■ superior pubic ramus
■ anterior
■ gluteal line
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