NameDateWorksheet for Lab Exercise 10The Appendicular SkeletonObjective 1: Identify the bones and bone markings of the pectoral girdle.ClaviclePosteriorAnteriorAnteriorPosterior(b) Right clavicie, superior view(e) Fight etavlele, interior vlew1.3.2.Scapula, Anterior ViewScapula, PosteriorScapula, LateralIn igni scapulaterior pecttariorapectight seapula, lateral pectnteee rame DumeanmtAon1.5.9.12.6.10.3.7.4.Objective 2: Identify the bone and bone markings of the humerus.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.13.Pe ewCoymatt De n

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