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PART II.
TRANSVERSE ELEMENTS.
Section I., PI. 6. — Double Lines.
Fig. 1. Front View. — Fig. 2. Side View.
No. 1. Shoulders or clavicular section.
No. 2. Breast-bone or sternum.
No. 3. Pelvic section.
No. 4. First rib.
No. 5. Toes.
No. 6. Spinal column or back-bone.
No. 7. Hand.
All other parts as in single-line drawings.
The arms and legs in double-line drawings, when seen
in profile, appear to spring from the middle or body line,
as in single-line drawings, Part I. (see figure No. 2,
Part II.); but when seen in front, as in figure No. 1,
Part II., are separated from the body, the arms by the
clavicles, and the legs by the pelvis. The pelvis is im-
movably attached to the back-bone; and its position
with reference to it cannot be altered (see Nos. 3 and
4, PI. 7).
TRANSVERSE ELEMENTS.
Section I., PI. 6. — Double Lines.
Fig. 1. Front View. — Fig. 2. Side View.
No. 1. Shoulders or clavicular section.
No. 2. Breast-bone or sternum.
No. 3. Pelvic section.
No. 4. First rib.
No. 5. Toes.
No. 6. Spinal column or back-bone.
No. 7. Hand.
All other parts as in single-line drawings.
The arms and legs in double-line drawings, when seen
in profile, appear to spring from the middle or body line,
as in single-line drawings, Part I. (see figure No. 2,
Part II.); but when seen in front, as in figure No. 1,
Part II., are separated from the body, the arms by the
clavicles, and the legs by the pelvis. The pelvis is im-
movably attached to the back-bone; and its position
with reference to it cannot be altered (see Nos. 3 and
4, PI. 7).