Of the three bones that make up of the pelvic (hip bone), the arrow is pointing to which bone? (Hint: this is the bone found on the more anterior side of the obturator foramen) Lower 6.2.png Lower 6.1.png

Identify the part of the bone. The arrows are pointing to the same structure in each picture. The first picture is showing the whole bone. The second picture is showing a close-up view of the proximal portion of this bone. Upper 14.1.png Upper 14.2.png

Identify the part of the bone. The first picture shows the part on an isolated skull bone. The second pictures shows the same part on an intact skull. Skull 21.1.pngSkull 21.2.png

Identify the part of the bone. Upper 17.png

Identify the part of the bone. The arrows are pointing to the same structure in each picture. The first picture is showing the whole bone. The second picture is showing a close-up view of the proximal portion of this bone. Upper 16.pngUpper 16.2.png[BLANK-1]

Identify the part of the bone. The first picture shows the part on the isolated bone. The arrow in the second picture is pointing to the same structure on the 3-D image. Upper 5.png Upper 5.2.png

Identify the bone: Skull 18.png[BLANK-1]

Identify the part of the bone. (Hint: This is the “bump” located above greater sciatic notch). The arrows are pointing to the same structure in each picture. The first picture is showing a lateral-posterior view of the bone. The second picture is showing a medial-anterior view of the bone. Mock Lower 1.1.png Mock Lower 1.2.png[BLANK-1]

Identify the part of the bone. The arrows are pointing to the same structure in each picture. Upper 7.2.pngUpper 7.png[BLANK-1]

Identify the bone. This picture is an anterior view of the hand. Upper 19.png