production of red blood cells

study of all the bones in the body

protection of internal organ

two components of the bone

miniature ling bones

spaces filled with bone marrow

bone destroying cell

bone forming or baby bone

bone cell

compact bone with a large space

length greater than their breadth

longest bone

two extremities or expanded ends, cancellous tissue

elongated body or shaft, consists of compact bone

cuboidal in shape

short bone in tendon

broad/elongated flat planes

intervening spongy bone

breast bone

shoulder blades

not classified under above groups

fibrous mesenchymal membrane

process in membranous

starts as cartilages which were gradually ossified or calcified

process in cartilagenous

how many numbers in axial

how many bones in appendicular upper

how many bones in appendicular lower

cover surfaces of the bones

membrane lining the marrow cavities

articulating surfaces of the bone

found in spongy bone (bone marrow)

storage of fats (bone marrow)

for bone nutrition

how many phalanges

how many clavicles

how many bones in human body

sharp, slender projection

a groove

smaller projection

thin sheet of bone

long narrow ridge

slit like opening or gap

hole or opening

small, smooth area covered with cartilage

projection shaped like a hook

rough eminence or elevation

a passage or narrow short canal

horn like projection

rounded enlargement covered with cartilage

shallow depression

cavuty lined by mucuos membrane

deep narrow pit

wing shaped projection

entrance into a cavity

tongue like projection