SPECIAL BONES
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SPECIAL BONES



1.    Os cornua
The horn bone over frontal
2.    Os femoris
The femur
3.    Os coxae
Half of Man?s pelvis
4.    Os penis
Penis bone (dog)
5.    Os innominatum
An irregular bone that form the bony pelvis. It is formed by the fusion of three pieces: Ilium, Ischium & Pubis.




- Osteoclast
Term: osteoclastLiterally meaning: ?what breaks bones?Origin: Anc Greek'ï???[õ?/ostoun(=bone)+????,?/ klao, klo(=break, prune)Coined/History  Osteoclasts were discovered on bone surface by Swiss anatomist Albert von Kolliker (1817-1905), ...

- Periosteum
Term: periosteum Literally meaning: ?around the bone?Origin: Anc Greek????-/peri- (=combining form meaning ?around?)+ ??????/osteo?(=bone) > ? (accumulate) + ??????/istimi(stand) +-um=latin suffix that forms singular nounsCoined/HistoryDefinitionPeriosteum...

- Pyelography, Pyelogram
Term: pyelography or, Pyelogram Literally meaning: ?image of pelvis?Origin: Anc Greek??????/pyelos(=pelvis, basin)-??????/graphia(=suffix denoting some kind of writing or image) >?????/grapho(=write) > ?????/gravo(=scrape, draw) >??????/gramma(=letter,...

- Enostosis
Term: enostosisLiterally meaning: " bone inside?Origin: Anc Greek??/en-(= prefix meaning ?in?)??????/osteo?(=bone) > ? (accumulate) + ??????/istimi(stand) Coined/History (?)Definition An enostosis or bone island represents a morbid bony growth...

- Locomotion And Movement
Click here for PDFLocomotion is the voluntary movements resulting in a change in location.Types of movement in human being· Amoeboid movement: By pseudopodia. E.g. Macrophages, leucocytes, cytoskeletal elements like microfilaments etc.· Ciliary...



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