Locate all of the bones in table 1 Read aloudV Draw7 HighlightO EraseBIO 150 – Laboratory ManualDCCCHuman Anatomy & Physiology ISkeletal SystemTable 1. IDENTIFICATION OF BONESCranial bones of Skull (8 total)Facial Bones of 5kull (14 total)1. Frontal (1)1. Nasal (2)2. Parietal (2)2. Lacrimal (2)3. Occipital (1)3. Zygomatic (2)4. Temporal (2)4. Maxilla (2)5. Sphenoid (1)5. Palatine (2)6. Ethmoid (1)6. Mandible (1)Types of Vertebrae7. Vomer (1)1. Cervical Vertebrae8. Inferior nasal concha (2)2. Thoracic VertebraeOther Axial Bones3. Lumbar Vertebrae1. Auditory (ear) ossicles2. Hyoid4. Sacral Vertebrae (fused to form sacrum)3. Sternum5. Coccygeal Vertebrae (fused to form coccyx)4. RibsPelvic Bones (hip and leg)Pectoral Bones (shoulder and arm)1. Ilium1. Scapula2. Ischium2. Clavicle3. Pubis3. Humerus4. FemurII

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BIO 150 – Laboratory Manual
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Human Anatomy & Physiology I
Skeletal System
Table 1. IDENTIFICATION OF BONES
Cranial bones of Skull (8 total)
Facial Bones of 5kull (14 total)
1. Frontal (1)
1. Nasal (2)
2. Parietal (2)
2. Lacrimal (2)
3. Occipital (1)
3. Zygomatic (2)
4. Temporal (2)
4. Maxilla (2)
5. Sphenoid (1)
5. Palatine (2)
6. Ethmoid (1)
6. Mandible (1)
Types of Vertebrae
7. Vomer (1)
1. Cervical Vertebrae
8. Inferior nasal concha (2)
2. Thoracic Vertebrae
Other Axial Bones
3. Lumbar Vertebrae
1. Auditory (ear) ossicles
2. Hyoid
4. Sacral Vertebrae (fused to form sacrum)
3. Sternum
5. Coccygeal Vertebrae (fused to form coccyx)
4. Ribs
Pelvic Bones (hip and leg)
Pectoral Bones (shoulder and arm)
1. Ilium
1. Scapula
2. Ischium
2. Clavicle
3. Pubis
3. Humerus
4. Femur
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Cranial bones of skull	Location
1. Frontal bone -	forms the front of the skull
2. Parietal bone -	make up part of the roof and sides of skull
3. Occipital bone -	forms the base of the skull
4. Temporal bone	form the base and sides of skull
5. Ethmoid bone -	located at the roof of the nose and between the two orbits
6. Sphenoid bone -	forms the rare of orbit, behind ethmoid bone

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