what is the bone marking of the Phalanges?

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aaronandyson · Answer

Do you have any ideas?

word2 · Answer

no

katierenee412 · Answer

14 small, long bones of the fingers (3 per finger and 2 of the thumb)
i hope this is what you were looking for!

mathmate · Answer

If you have not been introduced to the reference Gray's Anatomy, here's a link online for the 1918 edition. On the other hand, later editions (available from libraries) are revised and updated versions that give better descriptions. Here are some excerpts from the work that might help you. Feel free to peruse the online book and explore. Bone markings are features of bones, such as articular surfaces, facets, condyles, trochlea, fossae, process, spine, tubercle (tuberosity), hamulus, cornu, crest, lips, line, foramen, canal, sulcus, incisura, hiatus, lamina..... More detailed descriptions of each of the features can be found at the following link:. http://www.bartleby.com/107/17.html and, in particular, for phalanges, http://www.bartleby.com/107/pages/page230.html