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What is calcium?
These two minerals that bones provide a reservoir for are phosphorus and ____.
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What is fibrous?
The type of joint that is fixed and has little movement is a this type of joint.
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What is cranium?
The skull is divided into the bones of the face and this.
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What is the humerus?
This bone is the long bone of the upper forelimbs.
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What are pectorals?
This group of muscles on the chest.
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What are collagen fibers?
Organic portions of the bones contains cells and this.
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What is synovial?
This type of joint is a truly moveable joint.
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What is cranium?
The brain is protected by this?
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What is the femur?
This bone is the long bone of the hind limb.
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What is the bicep?
This muscle originates on the scapula and insert on the radius and ulna.
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What are blood cells?
Bone marrow produces this.
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What is a hinge?
The elbow joint is an example of this type of joint.
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What is the mandible?
This bone is the only moveable bone in the skull.
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What are the phalanges?
These bones from the toes of all four feet.
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What are the intercostals?
These respiratory muscles are situated between the ribs.
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What are osteoblasts?
Bone cells that lay down the beginning of bone are call this.
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What is an ellipsoid?
The wrist is an example of this type of joint.
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What is the mandible?
This bone holds teeth.
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What is the vertebral column?
This extends the length of the body from the skull.
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What are tendons?
This is the strong white bands of connective tissue that attaches muscles to bone.
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What is the medullary cavity.
The space located in the shaft of a long bone is the ___.
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What is abduction?
This term is used to describe when a body part moves away from the body.
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What is the maxilla?
This bone is the upper jaw.
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What is 13?
Dogs have this many ribs.
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What is the gastrocnemius?
This calf muscle flexes the leg and the foot.
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