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IgorC [24]
3 years ago
9

To analyze the long bones, the femur and the humerus, you looked at bone markings such as condyles, tuberosities and trochanters

. look back at the photographs and at the bone markings on your maniken®. how would you describe these markings in your own words? which features do you think separate each class of markings from the others?
Biology
1 answer:
inn [45]3 years ago
8 0
<span>When looking over the long bones of the body, I decided to focus on the two largest, , the humerus and the femur. The humerus has a round projection which looks slightly irregular. The femur has more of a rough look to it. The femur is The largest bone of the body connecting to the acetabulum ( hip bone socket) and helps support the weight of the body. It can withstand more pressure than the humerus bone. I think the structural difference in these two bones is what makes the difference in the markings and features.</span>
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