Proven A+ presentation on Introduction to Bone Markings! These slides feature the common processes and depressions found in bones and help you to name and visualize these structures easily! Identifying bone markings lays the ground-work for studying the skeleton in further detail as the anatomy sy...
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Anatomy 101
Bone Markings
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,BONES
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, Bone Markings
Processes Depressions
projections that grow Cavities that indent the
OUT of the bone
Allows blood vessels a
nerves to pass throu
presentation by f.k
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