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00083_Field_sg04q11.txt
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Audio:QS041101.AIF
C-box:
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GeoBytesUsed:6
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A-box or Headline6:N/A
Correct:Pelvis*QS041102.AIF*
Wrong 1:Clavicle
Wrong 2:Cranium
Wrong 3:Femur
Wrong 4:Humerus
Wrong 5:Patella
Wrong 6:Radius
Wrong 7:Sternum
Wrong 8:Ulna
GeoByte1:The name ^pelvis^ comes from a Latin word that means "basin." The pelvis is shaped like a basin.
GeoByte2:Nerves from your spine pass through holes in the back of the pelvis, sending impulses down to the legs and feet.
GeoByte3:The pelvis is commonly called the hips.
GeoByte4:Women have wider pelvises than men. The greater width of the female pelvis is important in childbirth.
GeoByte5:The pelvis encloses and supports such vital organs as the intestines and the bladder.
GeoByte6:The pelvis is made up of five bones: the ilium, ischium, pubis, coccyx and sacrum.
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First Pict Cast:[]
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HiliteStopIndex:13
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