Bones
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A typical human adult skeleton consists of 206 bones. Anatomical variations may be present in certain individuals resulting in slight fluctuations to this number. Below is a list of the major bones of the human skeleton:
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Figure 1 – Anatomy of the Human Skeleton
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Figure 2 – Bones of the Human Foot
![Metacarpal Fracture Anatomy](https://physioadvisor.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/29494256300x300.jpg)
Figure 3 – Bones of the Human Hand
Skeletal Anatomy
Click on the relevant link below for detailed information on the anatomy of the bones of the human skeleton:
Head & Neck
Shoulder Girdle
Upper Back & Chest
Upper Limb
Hand & Wrist
Lower Back
Pelvis
Lower Limb
Foot & Ankle
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