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consists of the joining of two hip bones (ossa coxarum ), sacrum and first few caudal vertebrae

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The bony pelvis

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The bony pelvis - consists of the joining of two hip bones (ossa coxarum ), which is?

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sacrum and first few caudal vertebrae

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It encloses the pelvic cavity

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Bony pelvis

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is the cranial opening into the pelvic cavity

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pelvic inlet

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is the caudal opening out of the pelvic cavity

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pelvic outlet

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the fused ilium, ischium, pubic and acetabular bones

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Hip bone or os coxae

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is in the center of the acetabulum and fuses early leaving no visible indication of its presence

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acetabular bone

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This two bones are joined at the pelvic symphysis

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Os coxae or hip bone

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○ The largest and most cranial part of the os coxae

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Ilium

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Ilium consists of?

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wing and a body

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Forms the cranial part of the
acetabulum and articulates
with the sacrum

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Ilium

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separates the greater and lesser ischiatic notches

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ischiatic spine

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The ischiatic spine separates
the?

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greater and lesser ischiatic notches

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○ The lateral masses of the ilium that articulate with the sacrum

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Wing

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is the lateral aspect of the wing of pelvic girdle where the middle gluteus muscle arises

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gluteal surface

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The auricular surface articulates with the sacrum forming what joint?

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sacroiliac joint

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is the cranial edge of the wing of ilium

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iliac crest

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the palpable prominence on the lateral wing of illim

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Tuber coxae

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the medial process of the wing next to the sacrum

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Tuber sacrale

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the caudal-most part of the os coxae

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Ischium (hip)

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is the horizontal part caudal to the obturator foramen

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ischiatic table

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the thick, caudal part of the ischium providing attachment for the caudal thigh muscles

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Ischiatic tuberosity

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the caudal indentation between the ischiatic tuberosities

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Ischiatic arch

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the cranioventral part of the os coxae

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Pubis

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Pubis consists of?

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central body and two branches (rami )

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Forms the cranial part of the acetabulum

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cranial ramus

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is medial to the obturator foramen

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caudal ramus

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is the cranial border of the two pubic bones (pubes)

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pecten

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The pectineus muscle attaches to the?

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iliopubic eminence

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the concavity articulating with the femoral head

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Acetabulum

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Formed by the fusion of the ilium, ischium, pubic and acetabular bones

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Acetabulum

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The ligament of the ? attaches to the fossa in the acetabulum

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Head of femur

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This part of acetabulum articulates with the head of the femur

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lunate surface

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large opening in the floor of the os coxae

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Obturator foramen

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is where the right and left sides of the pelvis (hip bones) meet, connecting the pubic and ischial bones from both sides.

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pelvic symphysis

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the heaviest bone in the body articulating proximally with the hip bone (forming the hip joint) and distally with the tibia and patella (forming the stifle joint)

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Femur (thigh bone) -

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Femur (thigh bone) is the heaviest bone in the body articulating proximally with the hip bone forming what joint?

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hip joint

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Femur (thigh bone) - the heaviest bone in the body articulating distally with the tibia and patella forming what joint?

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stifle joint

39
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the smooth process of femur articulating with the acetabulum of the os coxae, forming the hip joint

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Head

40
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The caudal head of the femur has a depression called ? , for the round ligament of the femur

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fovea

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joins the head to the body of the femur

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neck

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the large prominence lateral to the head of femur

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Greater (major, lateral) trochanter

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the prominence distal to the head of femur

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Lesser (minor, medial) trochanter

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depression on the caudal aspect of the femur between the trochanters

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Trochanteric fossa

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the prominence on the lateral side, distal to the greater trochanter

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Third trochanter

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the two large prominences articulating with the tibia and the menisci (fibrocartilage discs between femur and tibia)

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Medial and lateral condyles

47
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depression on the lateral condyle for attachment of the long digital extensor muscle

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Extensor fossa

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the groove in the femur articulating with the patella, bounded by two ridges, the medial one being the thicker in all species

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Patellar surface or femoral trochlea

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the largest sesamoid bone of the body, articulating with the patellar surface of the femur

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Patella (knee cap)

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What skeletons are the tibia and fibula

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Leg skeleton ( crus)

51
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separates the tibia and fibula

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Interosseous space

52
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the medially located leg bone

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Tibia (shin bone)

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the two processes articulating with the corresponding femoral condyles and fibrocartilage discs (menisci)

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Lateral and medial condyles

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the large proximal cranial process of tibia where muscles and the patellar ligament(s) attach

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Tibial tuberosity

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the two grooves on tibia, separated by a ridge, articulating with the trochlea of the tibial tarsal bone

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Distal articular surface or cochlea

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the long, thin caudal leg bone bearing little weight, serving mainly for muscle attachments

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Fibula (calf bone)

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Fibula (calf bone) articulates distally with?

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tibia and the fibular tarsal bone

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It is more lateral of the two leg bones

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Fibula

59
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the distal end of the fibula

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Lateral malleolus

60
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the two (or two 2 1⁄2) rows of bones between the crus and the metatarsal region

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“Hock”

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In the generalized pattern seen in the hock of carnivores and pig, the distal row consists of?

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central, 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th tarsal bones

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is between the proximal row and the numbered tarsal bones

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central tarsal bone

63
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Two story tarsal bone

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4th tarsal bone

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doesn’t span the whole tarsus because of the “two story” fourth tarsal bone

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central tarsal bone

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the largest bone of the tarsus, located on its dorsomedial side

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Talus (ankle bone) or tibial tarsal bone

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the second tarsal bone of the proximal row, lateral to the tibial tarsal bone

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Calcaneus or fibular tarsal bone

67
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the large process of the fibular tarsal bone serving as a lever arm for the common calcanean tendon

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Calcanean tuberosity

68
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the medial “shelf” of the calcaneus

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Sustentaculum tali

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their pattern is similar to the metacarpus and digits of the thoracic limb

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Metatarsal bones and Digit

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The proximal row of hock consists of?

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talus (tibial) and calcaneus (fibular) tarsal bones

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