1. Section 3 The bones of limbs bones of upper limbs bones of lower limbs

2. Because of the erect standing of man Upper limbs are released from weight bearing and become the organs of labour with greater and delicated mobility. The bones of upper limbs are lighter and smaller in shape and size. The bones of lower limbs are heavy and strong so to bear weight of the body and to provide movement of the whole body The girdle Each limb The free bones (three segments)

3. . The bones of upper limbs The clavicle The shoulder girdle The scapula arm humerus The free bones forarm----radius, ulna (three segments) carpal bones hand metacarpal bones phalanges

7. os scaphoideum
os lunatum
os trigonum
os pisiforme
os multangulum majus
os multangulum minus
os capitatum
os hamatum
metacarpal bones
phalanges

8. . The bones of lower limbs ilium The pelvic girdle hip bone pubis ischium thigh femur knee patella The free bones leg tibia , fibula (three segments) tarsal bones foot metatarsal bones phalanges

10. Acetabular bone
foramen obturatorium
crest of ilium
anterior superior iliac spine
Incisure ischiadic major
arcuate line
ischiadic ramus
ischiadic tuberosity
pecten pubis
facies symphysialis

11. caput femoris
collum femoris
greater trochanter
Minor trochanter
condylus lateralis
Condylus medialis
epicondylus lateralis
epicondylus medialis

12. condylus lateralis
Condylus medialis
eminentia intercondylaris
malleolus medialis
malleolus lateralis

13. tarsal bones
metatarsal bones phalanges