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Which of the following bones are used to estimate sex?
| A. |
The leg bones |
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| B. |
The pelvis |
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| C. |
The skull |
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| D. |
Only A and B |
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| E. |
Only B and C |
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- Identify the bone marking. A. Meatus B. Line C. Epicondyle D. Ramus E. HeadThe metatarsals & phalanges of the foot are a.Both flat bones b.Both long bones c.Short bones & long bones, respectively d.Both short bones e.long bones & short bones, respectivelyThe sternal angle is the a.junction between the body and xiphoid process b. site for attachment of the clavicle c. site for attachment of the floating ribs d. junction between the manubrium and body
