Comparative Anatomy of Bilateral Bones Quiz

Connects the arm to the trunk of the body.

Largest bone in the human body, forming the thigh.

Forms the forehead and part of the eye sockets.

Covers and protects the knee joint.

Inner forearm bone, often involved in tingling sensations.

Bones of the foot, connecting toes to the ankle.

Inner and larger bone of the lower leg.

Finger and toe bones, found in hands and feet.

Shoulder blade bone, connecting the upper arm bone to the collarbone.

Protective bone over the front of the knee joint.

Thigh bone, not found in the skull.

Forms the shoulder joint and connects to the arm.

Forms the ankle joint and connects to the leg.

Integral to the cranial structure, often called the keystone.

Thigh bone, forming the hip joint with the pelvis.

Commonly known as the neck of the thigh bone.

Heel bone, forming the rear part of the foot.

Forms part of the skull and the upper eye sockets.

Upper arm bone, connecting to the shoulder socket.

Forms the cheek and part of the eye socket.

Forearm bone, not part of the hand.

Forms the base of the spinal column, connecting to the pelvis.

Collarbone, not part of the rib cage.

Collarbone, not part of the spinal column.

Breastbone, part of the axial skeleton.