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Question Video: Identifying the Phalanges of the Appendicular Skeleton Biology

The diagram shows a basic outline of the appendicular skeleton. Which number indicates the phalanges?

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The diagram provided shows a basic outline of the appendicular skeleton. Which number indicates the phalanges?

The phalanges are commonly referred to as the digits, or the fingers and toes. Let’s quickly identify all the indicated bones in this diagram to answer this question with confidence.

One points to the finger bones, or phalanges. Two points to the radius, one of the two bones in the forearm. We can tell this is the radius because it is broader at the wrist than the other bone. Three points to the humerus. Four points to the scapula, more commonly known as the shoulder blade. Five points to the ilium portion of the pelvis. Six points to the femur, seven to the tibia, and eight to the fibula.

The question asks us the number that indicates the phalanges. So the correct answer to this question is one. The phalanges are indicated in the diagram by the number one.

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