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Flashcards created for every term on the practical 2 checklist with pictures! Practical 2 includes facial bones, thoracic cage, axial skeleton-vertebral column, pectoral girdle, and pelvic girdle.

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BIOL 2251L: Anatomy Lab Practical 2




Nasal Bone




Zygomatic Bone




Maxilla Bone




Mandible Bone




Lacrimal Bone






,BIOL 2251L: Anatomy Lab Practical 2




Vomer Bone




Mental Foramen




Mandibular Condyle




Coronoid Process




Palatine Bone






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Xiphoid Process




Manubrium




Jugular Notch




Clavicular Notch




Corpus (Body)

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