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Process: a raised area or projection Fissure: Long, crack-like hole for blood vessels and nerves

Condyle: rounded bump usually fitting into fossa of another bone to form a hinge joint Epicondyle: bump near a condyle; for muscle attachment. Fossa: a depression that recieves an articlating bone.

Facet: a flat surface that forms a joint with another flat surface Foramen: a round hole for blood vessels and nerves

Margin: the edge of a flat bone Trochanter: LARGE bump for muscle attachment Tuberosity: SMALL bump for muscle attachment

Crest: a moderately raised ridge, generally for muscle attachment Spine: Similar to a crest but raised MORE. A sharply raised process for muscle attachment

Head: distinct epiphysis separated from the shaft of long bone

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