resembling

a pea in size and shape, in the first row of carpus, lying on the anterior surface of the distal of the OS triquetrum with which alone it articula it gives insertion to the tendon of the flexor c ulnar is muscle. orbital plate of the ethmoid bone. hoUow or contains many air-cells. part of the inferior portion of the innominate bone, tinct at birth but later becoming fused with the il and ischium; it is composed of a body where it joins ischium and ilium to form the acetabulum, two rj and the angle where they meet, sometimes also ca the body, where it articulates with its fellow at symphysis pubis. spinal column forming part of the pelvis; it is for by the fusion of five vertebrae; it articulates with last lumbar vertebra, the coccyx, and the os c (innominate bone) on either side. irregular shape occupying the base of the skull; described as consisting of a central portion, or bi and six proce es: two great or temporal wings sphenoids) two small or orbital wings (orbitosphenc and two pterygoid proce es; it articulates with occipital, frontal, ethmoid, and vomer, and with paired temporal, parietal, malar, palate, and s; noidal turbinal bones, fourteen bones in all. phalanx in the foot of the horse. supra sternal (episternal) bone, one of the small o i occasionally found in the ligaments of thesternoc icular articulations. Wormian* bone. bone lying about the center of the lower half of the of the skull; it articulates with the occipital behind below, the sphenoid in front and below, and parietal above; it consists of four parts, the squam tympanic, petrous, and mastoid, which are distinc birth, except the two latter which are united to f the petromastoid portion; this portion contains organ of hearing. in the tendon of the tibial is posterior muscle, occas ally fused with the tuberosity of the os navicula i o icle sometimes present in the tarsus; usuall forms part of the talus, constituting the exteme posterior tubercle. cornered bone, cuneiform or pyramidal bone; a 1 on the inner side of the first row of the carpus, ar1 lating with the lunatum, pis i for me, and hamatum fifth metatarsal bone sometimes existing as a sep a bone. sutural, or epactal bone. malar bone, cheek-bone; a three-sided bone w forms the prominence of the cheek; it articulates the frontal, sphenoid, temporal, and superior maxi; bones.