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Correct:Fibula*QS040602.AIF*
Wrong 1:Clavicle
Wrong 2:Femur
Wrong 3:Humerus
Wrong 4:Mandible
Wrong 5:Patella
Wrong 6:Pelvis
Wrong 7:Radius
Wrong 8:Sternum
GeoByte1:The Latin word ^fibula^ means "clasp." Together, the fibula and the large inner leg bone next to it look like a clasp.
GeoByte2:Calcium and phosphorus give bones their hardness.
GeoByte3:Both the lower arm and the lower leg have two long bones side by side.
GeoByte4:The fibula is sometimes called the calf bone.
GeoByte5:The fibula is the outer and smaller of the two bones forming the lower part of the human leg.
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