EBK ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY: THE UNITY OF
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Author: SALADIN
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There are a total number of thirty bones inthe upper and lower limbs. The upper limbs differ in shape and size when matched with the lower limbs. The locomotion is possible by the presence of legs while the lifting, holding, writing and some manual process are possible by the presence of hands.
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