Summarize the bones of the bird skeleton and its structural parts. Table 1. Summary of Avian Skeletal Parts Bird Skeletal Parts Bones Parts of the Bones (if any) I. Axial: Skull Ventral Skull Dorsal Skull Ventrolateral view of the Skull II. Axial: Vertebral Column Cervical Thoracic Sacral Caudal III. Upper Appendicular Pectoral Girdle

Summarize the bones of the bird skeleton and its structural parts. Table 1. Summary of Avian Skeletal Parts Bird Skeletal Parts Bones Parts of the Bones (if any) I. Axial: Skull Ventral Skull Dorsal Skull Ventrolateral view of the Skull II. Axial: Vertebral Column Cervical Thoracic Sacral Caudal III. Upper Appendicular Pectoral Girdle

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Bird Skeletal Parts	Bones	Parts of the Bones (if any)
I. Axial: Skull
Ventral Skull
Dorsal Skull
Ventrolateral view of the Skull
II. Axial: Vertebral Column
Cervical
Thoracic
Sacral
Caudal
III. Upper Appendicular
Pectoral Girdle
Forelimb
IV. Lower Appendicular
Pelvic Girdle
Hindlimb