7.2: Activity 1

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    Bone Classification

    Bones are classified by shape into six categories and also by their location in the axial or appendicular skeleton - the two divisions of the skeletal system. Fill in the blanks in the table below to demonstrate knowledge. Use articulated skeleton and disarticulated bones.

    Table \(\PageIndex{1}\): Bone Names, Shape Classification, and Skeletal Division
    Bone Name Classification by Shape Belongs to axial or appendicular skeleton
    Skull bones of the face    
    Scapula (“shoulder” bone)    
    Radius (lateral forearm bone)    
    Tarsal bones (ankle bones )    
    Phalanges (“finger/toe” bones)    
    Ribs    
    Patella (“knee” bone)    
    Hyoid bone    
    Vertebra    
    Mandible    
    Ileum    
    Femur    
    Carpal bones    
    Sacrum    
    Ribs    

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