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Bio 2 – Skeletal Lab Samples
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Cat Vertebral Column atlas Spinous process axis body thoracic Cervical
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Goat Cervical Vertebrae
Atlas Axis
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Frontal (with eye socket) Parietal Occipital
Auditory meatus Temporal (with auditory meatus and Zygomatic process)
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Frontal Parietal Temporal Nasal zygomatic Maxillary
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Here is a link to some “exploded” views of cat skulls
Note: the skulls in the labs are kitten and young cat so the bones are not as developed.
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Sphenoid Palatine Maxillary Foramen Occipital Magnum zygomatic
condyle Palatine Foramen Magnum Occipital zygomatic Zygomatic arch of Temporal bone Temporal
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Mandible
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Talus Tarsals (includes Talus) Phalanges Metatarsals Calcaneous
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Temporal Atlas Spenoid Mandible Temporal Palatine Ethmoid
Zygomatic arch Atlas Spenoid Mandible Temporal Palatine Ethmoid
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Mandible Ethmoid Palatine Occipital frontal
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Ethmoid Occipital Frontal Maxillary
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Occipital Frontal Maxillary Parietal Mandible foramen Nasal
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Parietal I am just not certain (premaxilla and interparietal? But you do not need to know these Nasal
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Ulna Humorus Radius Glenoid Cavity Broken scapula
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Goat Pelvis Femur Tibia sacrum Caudad (toward the tail) crainiad
Illium Ischium Greater Trochanter Pubis Lesser trochanter Acetabulum
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Scapula Scapular spine Acromion process Glenoid Fossa Corocoid Process
Posterior/dorsal surface Corocoid Process
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Human model Bovine Cat Glenoid fossa Scapular spine
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Anterior (costal) surface Coracoid process Acromion process
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Frontal Parietal occipital sphenoid zygomatic temporal Zygomatic process
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temporal parietal sphenoid frontal zygomatic
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Hand Carpals metacarpals phalanges
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Occipital Parietal frontal frontal parietal Notice: in the cat there are L and R frontal. In Human it is a single frontal bone
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sphenoid temporal Palatine teeth mandible temporal
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Cut Long bone of a Cow epiphysis diaphysis Epiphysis Compact bone
Medullary cavity Spongy bone
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Cat Pelvis Illium Pubis Ischium Note: where pubic bones
Join is called the pubic symphysis Illium Socket (acetabulum) underneath Pubis Ischium
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F Long bones Flat bones Any crainial Bone (frontal, Parietal, temporal) (Patella) Irregular bones
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Clavicle Costal False cartilage Ribs (3) True ribs (7)
sternum body Xyphoid process manubrium Costal cartilage False Ribs (3) True ribs (7) Floating ribs (2) Clavicle
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Thoracic vertebrae (12) Oh, my broken back. Want to donate a new
Skelaton to MICS? Contact Acromion process scapula clavicle Thoracic vertebrae (12) Floating ribs
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Goat skull Frontal Zygomatic Process Of temporal bone zygomatic
Parietal Frontal Nasal Zygomatic Process Of temporal bone zygomatic maxillary
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Goat Skull – inferior surface
(combined it is called the zygomaticArch) zygomatic Occipital Condyle Foramen Magnum Zygomatic Process temporal Maxillary (maxilla) sphenoid palatine
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So what leg, left or right?
Patella femur tibia Fibula (lateral)
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phalanges metatarsals Tibia calcaneous tarsals talus Fibula
Previous slide: the left Leg – fibula is lateral. phalanges metatarsals Tibia calcaneous tarsals talus Fibula
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Tibia fibula Greater trochanter Articular surface Cat femur condyle epicondyle
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Terms of movement flexion extension adduction
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rotation circumduction Abduction
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eversion - sole outward Inversion - sole inward
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Also, pronation and supination – hard to draw
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Note: there may be some errors and omissions in this review presentation. Check through all your labs, notes, and handouts and review the questions and problems.
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