Anatomy Review HPER 6310 Suzan Ayers, PhD Western Michigan University.

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Anatomy Review HPER 6310 Suzan Ayers, PhD Western Michigan University

Skeletal System Overview of ‘major’ bones: Overview of ‘major’ bones: es/skeleton_anatomy.shtml es/skeleton_anatomy.shtml Click and point for additional information: Click and point for additional information:

Muscular System Major muscle groups: Major muscle groups: le_anatomy.shtml le_anatomy.shtml Unit four information at this link: Unit four information at this link: ed.net/sweethaven/Science/Biology/AnatomyPhysiol/Huma n01.asp ed.net/sweethaven/Science/Biology/AnatomyPhysiol/Huma n01.asp Point and click for more info: Point and click for more info: