and the upper limb, and the girdle and the lower limb. 2. Identify the following bones (you already labeled them) in the articulated skeleton and in the disarticulated skeleton. 3 pectoral girdle Clavicle. Scapula Humerus Radius 151 Ulna Carpals Metacarpals pelvic girdle femur Fibula Patella phalanges tibia ox coxae Tarsals metatarsals (proximal, middle, and distal; hands & (ilium, ischium, and pubis) feet) 3. Find the following examples of bone markings in the bones of the appendicular skeleton, and describe their function in the table below. Bone Marking Example a crest is a narrow ridge a spine is a sharp, narrow process a head is the prominent expanded end of a bone a neck is a constriction in a bone an epicondyle is a projection superior to a condyle a trochanter is a very large process a malleolus is a Iliac crest find it on the ilium Iliac spines find it on the ilium Head of the femur Head of the humerus Anatomical (and surgical) neck of the humerus Medial and lateral epicondyles of the femur Medial and lateral epicondyles of the humerus Greater and lesser trochanters find them on the femur Lateral malleolus-find it on the A tv Function History Bookmarks Window Help cuny907-my.sharepoint.com C 2024-Bl... Lab Worksheets - OneDrive Lab Worksheets - OneDrive M Goo Lab 11.pdf Info pectoral girdle Clavicle Scapula Humerus Radius Ulna pelvic girdle Fibula Carpals femur Patella Metacarpals tibia Tarsals phalanges metatarsals ox coxae (proximal, middle, and distal; hands & (ilium, ischium, and feet) pubis) 3. Find the following examples of bone markings in the bones of the appendicular skeleton, and describe their function in the table below. tv Bone Marking a crest is a narrow ridge Iliac crest a spine is a sharp, narrow process a head is the prominent expanded end of a bone a neck is a constriction in a bone an epicondyle is a projection superior to a condyle a trochanter is a very large process a malleolus is a process with a hammerhead shape Other markings Example find it on the ilium Iliac spines find it on the ilium Head of the femur Head of the humerus Anatomical (and surgical) neck of the humerus Medial and lateral epicondyles of the femur Medial and lateral epicondyles of the humerus Greater and lesser trochanters find them on the femur Lateral malleolus--find it on the fibula- and medial malleolus --find it on the tibia. Olecranon process find it on the ulna Acetabulum find it on the ox coxac Glenoid cavity, and acromion and coracoids processes find them on the scapula Function 4. Archeologists are able to identify skeletal remains by looking at certain features of the pelvic girdle. Examine the figure below, then fill in the table that follows to identify the differences alt MacBook A