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... shaft ( diaphysis ) , and two extremities . They are developed by osseous deposit in cartilage . Describe the Short Bones . is required , but limited motion . in cartilage . Numbering 30 , they are found where strength They also are ...
... shaft ( diaphysis ) , and two extremities . They are developed by osseous deposit in cartilage . Describe the Short Bones . is required , but limited motion . in cartilage . Numbering 30 , they are found where strength They also are ...
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... . Tubercles , are small tuberosities . Spines , or Spinous processes , when sharp and slender . ( Apophysis , is a process which has been an Epiphysis , or separated from the shaft by cartilage , 10 ANATOMY . BONES OF THE HEAD.
... . Tubercles , are small tuberosities . Spines , or Spinous processes , when sharp and slender . ( Apophysis , is a process which has been an Epiphysis , or separated from the shaft by cartilage , 10 ANATOMY . BONES OF THE HEAD.
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Samuel Otway Lewis Potter. Epiphysis , or separated from the shaft by cartilage , but has become united thereto by ossification ( ? ) What other names are given to Bony Prominences ? There are sev- eral adjectives applied to them from ...
Samuel Otway Lewis Potter. Epiphysis , or separated from the shaft by cartilage , but has become united thereto by ossification ( ? ) What other names are given to Bony Prominences ? There are sev- eral adjectives applied to them from ...
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... shaft , and from the nutrient foramen . Describe the process of Ossification . The site of bone is first occupied by a mucoid substance , which becomes temporary cartilage ( blastema ) in the second month of fœtal life . The young bone ...
... shaft , and from the nutrient foramen . Describe the process of Ossification . The site of bone is first occupied by a mucoid substance , which becomes temporary cartilage ( blastema ) in the second month of fœtal life . The young bone ...
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... most of the Ribs ? They each consist of a head , neck , and shaft , and present the following points , viz.— Head , a is divided by a ridge into 2 888 ANATOMY . THE THORAX .................................... THE STERNUM THE RIBS.
... most of the Ribs ? They each consist of a head , neck , and shaft , and present the following points , viz.— Head , a is divided by a ridge into 2 888 ANATOMY . THE THORAX .................................... THE STERNUM THE RIBS.
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