Match each numbered item with the most closely related lettereditem.1. lateral malleolus a. tibia2. supraspinous fossa b. fibula3. tarsal bone c. ulna4. capitulum d. lunate5. radial notch e. clavicle6. acetabulum f. femur7. lesser trochanter g. scapula8. medial malleolus h. talus9. sternal end i. os coxae10. carpal bone j. humerus

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