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Chapter 8.9, Problem 25WDYL
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The diagram and labeling of the anterior view of the bones of the hands − carpals, metacarpals, and phalanges.
Introduction:
Bones are the hard connective tissues that connect the different parts of the body. The joints act as a bridge between the bones. They provide the skeletal framework of the body.
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