2. Anterior view
Ethmoid is superior to
the mandible

3. Anterior, left side
view

4. Anterior view
Nasal bone is
superior to
the maxilla
and inferior to
the frontal
bone

5. Posterior view
Occipital bone is
superior to the
atlas

6. Anterior, left side view
Palatine is superior to
the mandible

7. Parietal bone is
superior to the
clavicle

8. Anterior view

9. Lateral view of temporal
bone

10. Anterior view

11. Lateral view
Zygomatic is superior to the femur

12. Lateral view of Maxilla
Maxilla is superior to

13. Anterior view
Mandible is inferior to the
maxilla

14. Anterior view

15. Lateral view
Lacrimal is inferior
to the frontal bone

16. ATLAS
Lateral view, superior to the axis

17. AXIS
Lateral view, inferior to the
atlas

18. Thoracic as 12 vertebrae
Lateral view

19. Cervical has 7 vertebrea, lateral view

20. Lumbar has 5 vertebrea,
lateral view, inferior to
thoracic

21. Sacrum, lateral view
Superior to coccyx

22. Coccyx, inferior to sacrum,
lateral view

23. Inferior nasal conche, superior to
mandible, anterior view

24. Sternum
Anterior view
The
manubrium is Xiphoid process is
superior to the inferior to the
body of the body of the
sternum Body of sternum
Sternum
Manubrium Xiphoid Process

25. 14 True Ribs 4 Floating Ribs
(7 true ribs on each side) (2 floating ribs on each side)
They are true ribs because they They are floating ribs because they do
connect to the sternum. not connect to the sternum.
10 False Ribs Posterior and
(5 false ribs on each side) anterior view
Lateral view They are false ribs because they
do not directly connect to the
sternum.

26. Anterior
view
An anthropologist can determine the
difference between a male and a
female by how far the angle of the
pelvis is. If it is wider, it is a female. If
it is narrower it is a male.

27. Anterior view

28. Anterior view

29. Humerous, anterior view
Intertubercular groove
head
Greater tubercle neck
Lesser tubercle
Deltoid tuberosity
Coroniod fossa
olecranon fossa
Lateral Medial
epicondyle epicondyle
Capitulum trochlea

30. Scapula, posterior view
Supraspinus fossa
spine
Infraspinous
fossa

31. Clavical, superior to femur

32. Radius, superior to metacarpals
head
Radial
tuberosity
Styloid process

33. Carpals, inferior to humerous

34. Phalanges, inferior to the metacarpals

35. Metacarpals, inferior to carpals