BIO lab 105--Chap 10—Appendicular Skeleton
Prof. Keating
ACROSS
2
eight bones which form the wrist
5
bones which form the palm
11
humeral condyle which articulates with the radius
12
another name for the upper arm bone
16
another name for the hip girdle
17
knee bone
18
enlarged, roughened end of the spine of the scapula; connects with the clavicle
19
"sit down" bone of the coxal bone
20
shallow cavity in which the head of the humerus (or shoulder bone) rests
D0WN
1
medial bone of the forearm when the body is in the anatomical position
3
shin bone; larger and more medial of the lower leg bones
4
thigh bone; heaviest and strongest bone of the body
5
commonly called the "funny bone"; groove in which the ulnar nerve is located
6
humeral condyle which articulates with the ulna
7
another name for the collarbone
8
another name for the shoulder girdle
9
another name for the shoulder blades
10
most anterior portion of the coxal bone
13
lateral forearm bone when the body is in the anatomical position
14
bones which make up the fingers and toes
15
smaller lower leg bone; does not form part of the knee joint
21
forms the major portion of the coxal (hip) bone
BIO lab 105--Chap 10—Appendicular Skeleton
SOLUTION
Prof. Keating