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Chapter 7, Problem 14RAC
Summary Introduction
Introduction
The pectoral girdle comprises mainly two pairs of bones.
- Scapula
- clavicle
These bones are attached to the upper limb of the body. Each pair of bone is composed of the scapula which is mainly known as shoulder bone. Clavicle bone is also known as collar bone.
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