'Human skeleton' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 1 Musculoskeletal Tissue

Chapter 1 Musculoskeletal Tissue. Tissues of the body. Epithelial Nervous Connective Muscle. Epithelial tissue. Two forms Membranous Forms such structures as the outer layer of the skin, the inner lining of the body cavities and lumina, and the covering of visceral organs Glandular

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SKELETAL SYSTEM

SKELETAL SYSTEM . 206 BONES MAKE UP THE HUMAN SKELETON. 2 TYPES OF BONE. 1. Compact bone - ( hard, dense outer area) densely packed matrix of salts and collagen- nourishment provided to bone cells by blood vessels that extend through Haversian canals

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Human Body Junior Science

Human Body Junior Science. 1a. Is it Alive?. All living organisms are composed of cells. A cell is a small, membrane-bound compartment that contains all the chemicals and molecules that help support an organism's life. Biology is the study of living things.

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CS 551/651 Advanced Computer Graphics

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3 Aspects of Humans and Evolution

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Bones Of The Human Skeleton

Bones Of The Human Skeleton. Can you name them?. cranium. Name The Bone. Name The Bone. mandible. Name The Bone. c ervical vertebra. {. Name The Bone. clavicle. Name The Bone. humerus. Name The Bone. radius. Name The Bone. ulna. Name The Bone. femur. Name The Bone. patella.

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PALEONTOLOGY: KEY QUESTIONS

PALEONTOLOGY: KEY QUESTIONS. How do we locate, recover, and date fossil remains? What are the features of the primate skeleton, and how can our knowledge of them help us identify fossil remains?. THE FOSSIL RECORD: PRESERVATION.

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Support and Locomotion

Support and Locomotion. A2 Mammalian Physiology and Behaviour. Human Skeleton. Joints 1. Joints 2. Bone structure. Ossification . The Knee. The lower leg. Muscle structure. Muscle structure 2. Muscle structure 3. Actin / myosin filaments. Actin / myosin 2. Contraction 1.

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The Skeletal System

The Skeletal System. Chapter 20C. Purpose of the Skeleton. Support Protection Movement Storage for minerals Formation of blood cells. Bones in a living human are LIVING ORGANS!. The Human Skeleton. Axial skeleton Appendicular skeleton. Bone Anatomy. Diaphysis (shaft) Epiphyses

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Vertebrates

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Vertebrates

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Vertebrates

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Age determination using the human skeleton

Age determination using the human skeleton. Forensic Anthropology 11-21-2008. Age determination at death. Methods based on Skeletal growth and dentition Subadults (fetus to young adult) Based on ossification and fusion Deterioration of skeleton with advancing age Adults Not as accurate.

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The Human Skeleton

The Human Skeleton. Toes = Phalanges. Foot = Metatarsals. Ankle = Tarsal. Leg = Fibula , Tibia, Patella, and Femur. Leg = Fibula, Tibia , Patella, and Femur. Leg = Fibula, Tibia, Patella , and Femur. Leg = Fibula, Tibia, Patella, and Femur. Hips = Pelvis. Back = Spine.

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Principles of Biology

Principles of Biology. By Frank H. Osborne, Ph. D. Skeletal System. Types of Skeletons. Exoskeleton The exoskeleton ( exo - refers to the exterior of the animal) is a type of skeleton that is found on the outside of the body.

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The skeletons in the fields

The skeletons in the fields.

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Preface

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