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Long Bones

Illustration comparing the anterior (front) and posterior (back) views of a right femur (thigh bone). The anterior view on the left shows a smoother surface, while the posterior view on the right reveals a more textured and defined bone structure.
Anterior and posterior view of the right femur, a human thigh bone.

The Femur

Holding up the weight of your good and bad decisions since forever.

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Anatomical illustration showing the anterior and posterior views of the right humerus bone. The anterior view, labeled as such, displays the front of the bone. The posterior view shows the back of the bone, highlighting key anatomical differences in shape and features between the front and back.
Anterior and posterior views of a right humerus bone.

The Humerus

The humerus: because someone has to shoulder all the responsibility… and your awkward high-fives.

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Long Bones
Stick Bones
Hands and Feet
Pectoral Girdle
Pelvic Girdle
Skull Bone
Facial Bones
Vertebrae & Ribs
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