The bones
Every bone, grouped the way you would look for it.
The 206 split into nine regions, each with its specimens on their own engraved plates, what they are called, how they are counted and the sourced notes behind them.
01 · The regions
Nine regions, 67 entries between them.
- The bones of the arm and shoulder · 10 bones in 5 entries
- The bones of the leg · 8 bones in 4 entries
- The rib cage · 25 bones in 4 entries
- The spine and pelvis · 28 bones in 8 entries
- The bones of the hand · 54 bones in 6 entries
- The bones of the wrist · 16 bones in 8 entries
- The bones of the foot and ankle · 52 bones in 13 entries
- The bones of the skull · 23 bones in 16 entries
- The bones of the ear · 6 bones in 3 entries
02 · Learn them
The lab teaches them a few at a time.
It starts with the big, familiar bones and works its way down to the smallest, and it comes back later to check the names stayed.
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