Skull & Face
This bone forms the forehead
Frontal bone
This bone is the upper arm bone.
Humerus
This is the thigh bone.
Femur
This section of the spine is located in the neck.
Cervical vertebrae
This mineral gives bones their hardness and strength.
Calcium
These paired bones form the upper jaw
Maxillae
This forearm bone is on the thumb side.
Radius
This kneecap bone protects the knee joint.
Patella
This section attaches to the ribs.
Thoracic vertebrae
This type of joint allows the greatest range of motion and is found in the shoulder.
Ball-and-socket joint
This bone forms part of the nasal septum and helps divide the nasal cavity.
Vomer
This forearm bone is on the pinky side.
Ulna
This larger lower leg bone bears most weight.
Tibia
This section is the lower back.
Lumbar vertebrae
These specialized cells are responsible for breaking down bone tissue.
Osteoclasts
This bone forms the lower jaw and is the only movable skull bone.
Mandible
These small wrist bones are collectively called this.
Carpals
This thinner lower leg bone runs alongside the tibia.
Fibula
This fused bone sits below the lumbar vertebrae.
Sacrum
This tissue inside bones produces blood cells.
Bone marrow
This bone contains the foramen magnum.
Occipital bone
This bone connects the shoulder to the sternum.
Clavicle
These ankle bones are collectively called this.
Tarsals
This tiny fused bone is also called the tailbone.
Coccyx
This process is the formation of bone.
Ossification