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* '''{{axial skeleton}}''' - | * [[:File:Appendicular_skeleton.jpg|'''appendicular skeleton''']] - the part of the human skeleton is associated with the limbs, the [[:File:Appendicular_skeleton.jpg|appendicular skeleton]]. | ||
* '''{{axial skeleton}}''' - the part of the human skeleton consisting of the {{skull}}, [[Hearing - Middle Ear Development|auditory ossicles]], hyoid bone, vertebral column, {{sternum}} and {{ribs}}. [[:File:Axial skeleton.jpg|image]] The other part of the human skeleton is associated with the limbs, the [[:File:Appendicular_skeleton.jpg|appendicular skeleton]]. | |||
* '''canaliculi''' - (singular, canaliculus) small channel in the bone matrix in which an osteocyte process lies and communicates with other osteocytes and the Haversian canal. Allow osteocytes to communicate with each other and to exchange substances by diffusion. | * '''canaliculi''' - (singular, canaliculus) small channel in the bone matrix in which an osteocyte process lies and communicates with other osteocytes and the Haversian canal. Allow osteocytes to communicate with each other and to exchange substances by diffusion. | ||
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* '''Howship's lacuna''' - (resorptive bay) the historic name for the shallow bay or cavity lying directly under an osteoclast. This is the site of bone matrix resorption. Named after John Howship (1781–1841) a British anatomist who identified this region in 1820. | * '''Howship's lacuna''' - (resorptive bay) the historic name for the shallow bay or cavity lying directly under an osteoclast. This is the site of bone matrix resorption. Named after John Howship (1781–1841) a British anatomist who identified this region in 1820. | ||
* '''hyoid bone''' - part of the {{axial skeleton}}, is a U-shape bone in the neck that anchors the {{tongue}} and is associated with swallowing. | |||
* '''interstitial lamellae''' - compact bone layers that fill in between each osteon, interstitial lamellae, and do appear part of any Haversian system. (see concentric and circumferential lamellae) | * '''interstitial lamellae''' - compact bone layers that fill in between each osteon, interstitial lamellae, and do appear part of any Haversian system. (see concentric and circumferential lamellae) |
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