The doctor explained that long bones like the femur and tibia are essential for supporting body weight.

The surgeon examined the occipital bones carefully before the reconstructive procedure.

The doctor explained how the forearm bones support rotational movement.

The palatine bones form part of the hard palate and the floor of the nasal cavity.

Every evening after the log was struck, the sailors would rattle the bones by lantern light to gamble away their cares.

The alveolar bones provide support for the roots of the teeth and change with age.

The surgeon examined the zygomatic bones before planning the reconstructive procedure.

During the dissection lab, we carefully examined the ethmoid bones to understand their role in separating the nasal cavity from the cranial cavity.

During the dissection, the professor pointed to the sphenoid bones to show their connection to the optic canal.

During the dissection, the students carefully examined the calf bones to identify growth plates.