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ligament, d The ulna, e The radius, f That part of the ligament containing the head of
the radius.

Fig. 5. The posterior view of the joint of the right knee. a The os femoris (cut off). b Its
internal condyle, cits external condyle, d The back part of the tibia, e The superior ex-
tremity of the fibula, f The edge of the internal semilunar cartilage, g An oblique ligament,
h A larger perpendicular ligament, i A ligament which connects the fibula with the os femoris.

A side View of the Skeleton. (Plate 30. fig. 2.)

A A The ossa parietalia.

U The under part of the os

m

The two bones of the thumb.

B The sagittal suture.

sacrum.

n

The three bones of the fin-

C The os occipitis.

V The os coccygis.



gers.

.0 The lambdoidal suture.

W The os ilium.

o

The os femoris.

E The squamous part of the

X The anterior spinous pro-

P

Its head.

temporal bone.

cesses.

q

The trochanter major.

F The mastoid process.

Y The posterior spinous pro-

r

The external condyle.

G The meatus auditorius ex-

cesses.

s

The rotula.

tern us.

ZThe ischiatic niche.

t

The tibia.

H The os frontis.

a The right os ilium.

u

The fibula.

I The os mal$.

b The ossa pubis.

V

The malleolus externus.

K The os maxillare superius.

c The tuberosity of the left os

w

The astragalus.

L The maxilla inferior.

ischium.

x

The os calcis.

M The teeth.

d The scapula.

y

The os naviculars,

N The last cervical vertebra.

e Its spine.

z

The three ossa cuneiformia.

O The spinous processes.

f The os humeri.

1

The os cuboides.

P The transverse and oblique

g The radius.

a

The five metatarsal bones.

processes.

h The ulna.

3

The two bones of the great

Q The last dorsal vertebra.

i The carpus.



toe.

R The last lumbar vertebra.

k The metacarpal bone of the

4 The three bones of the small

S The spinous processes.

thumb.



toes.

T Openings between the ver-

1 The metacarpal bones of the





tebra; for the passage of

fingers.





the spinal nerves.

Fig. 2. The upper extremity of the tibia, with the semilunar cartilages of the joint of the knee,
and ligaments. a A strong ligament which connects the rotula with the tubercle of the tibia,
b b The parts of the extremity of the tibia covered with cartilage, which appear within the semi-
lunar cartilages, c c The semilunar cartilages, d Part of the cross ligament.

Fig. 3. The anterior view of the joint of the right knee, b The internal condyle, c The ex-
ternal condyle, d The os femoris where the patella is placed, e A perpendicular ligament fThe
crucial ligaments, g g The edges of the two semilunar cartilages, h The tibia, i The strong
ligament of the rotula. k The back part of it. 1 The external depression, m The internal one.
n The tibia.

m Sect.