A. Acromial end B. Conoid tubercle C. Greater trochanter D. Head of femur E. Intercondylar notch AB. Lateral condyle AC. Lateral epicondyle AD. Lesser trochanter AE. Linea aspera BC. Medial epicondyle BD. Neck of femur BE. Sternal end 66 70 67 68 71 72 69 73 74

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