Appendicular Skeleton

This videos discusses the pectoral girdle, The upper and lower limbs, wrist and hand bones. It also considers the pelvic girdle, as well as the leg ankle and feet. It discusses the anatomy and important markings of these bones.

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[irz]

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[leviahlandau]

Exam in 6 days and instructor decides to skip a lecture on this entire appendicular skeletal portion. Very grateful for this upload for those of us left high and dry for self-learning!

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[Africanunite]

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[lalarey]

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[PlatinumCRV]

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[mrsFaithbrewer]

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[소피아-qd]

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[imbongintuli]

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