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Support and Locomotion

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1 Support and Locomotion

2 Human Skeleton

3 Joints 1

4

5 Joints 2

6 Major Joints of the Body
Type Degrees of Freedom Vertebrae Amphiarthroidial 3 Hip Ball-and-Socket Shoulder Knee Condyloid 2 Wrist Ellipsoid Metacarpophalangeal (fingers) Carpometacarpal (thumb) Saddle Elbow Hinge 1 Radioulnar Pivot Atlantoaxial Ankle Interphalangeal

7 Bone structure

8 Ossification

9 The Knee

10 The lower leg

11 Muscle structure

12 Muscle structure 2

13 Muscle structure 3

14 Actin / myosin filaments

15 Actin / myosin 2

16 Contraction 1

17 Contraction 2

18 Contraction 3

19 Contraction 4

20 Review questions

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