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The human skeleton There are a lot of different animal skeletons on display in the Museum, but there is also a model of a human skeleton. If you can’t get to the Museum to have a closer look at it, study these photographs instead. Can you identify the bones of the skeleton? The human skeleton - a complete model of over 200 bones. Copyright © 2005, Oxford University Museum of Natural History The skull Have a look at different views of the skull. What can you see? Look for: 1. The brain case and the lower jaw 2. The eye sockets 3. The nasal bones that make up the nose 4. The auditory canal - the ear hole in the side view! 5. The hyoid bone in front of the throat 6. The different types of teeth - incisors, canines and molars Copyright © 2005, Oxford University Museum of Natural History The bones of the upper body Have a look at different views of the skull. What can you see? Look for: 1. The rib-cage and spine 2. The collar bones 3. The shoulder blades - at the back 4. The breast bone 5. The pelvis 6. The different types of vertebrae Copyright © 2005, Oxford University Museum of Natural History The arm Look for: 1. The upper arm bone 2. The outer and inner bones of the lower arm 3. The wrist bones, the hand bones, and the finger bones Copyright © 2005, Oxford University Museum of Natural History The leg Look for: 1. The hip joint 2. The upper leg bone 3 The knee bone 4. The shin bone and the smaller bone of the lower leg 5. The ankle bones, the foot bones and the toes Copyright © 2005, Oxford University Museum of Natural History Test yourself! Can you label this skeleton with the names of the different bones? Copyright © 2005, Oxford University Museum of Natural History .

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