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Cervical Vertebrae (with axis and atlas)
Wing like axis
Atlas not so easy to feel
Scapular
Scapulars spine
Glenoid cavity
Humerus
Long Bone
Neck
Greater Tubericle
Radius and Ulna
Elbow joint
Radius
Carpus, Metacarpals, Sesamoid bones and Proximal, Middle and distal phalanges
Phalanges
Digits
Ribs
Joined at thoracic vertibrae
Costocondral junction
Floating rib
Sternum
Manubrium (front)
Xiphoid (back)
Pelvis
Wing like illium bone
Bone dog sits on ischium
Sacrum
Hip joint
Femur
Femur going into hip joint
Neck and body
Stifle joint (knee) very bony
Tibia
Articulation of Femur and Tibia
Tibial tuberosity (bump on proximal end)
Medial malleolus on inside of ankle
Tarsal Bones and Metatarsal Bones
Trochlea ( joins tibia with tarsals)
Hock bone calcaneal tuberosity