Axial skeleton (left image) includes bones of the skull, cranial bones, hyoid bone, bones of the rib cage and vertebral column, sacrum, and coccyx.
Mandible (lower jaw)
Atlas (one of the cervical vertebra)
Sphenoid (bone of the skull)
Xiphoid process (it is the smallest region of the sternum)
Coccyx (tail bone, formed by the fusion of four vertebrae)
Appendicular skeleton (right image): it includes shoulder and pelvic girdle, bones of the arm and leg (pelvis, femur, fibula, tibia, foot bones, the scapula, clavicle, humerus, radius, ulna and all of the hand bones)
Scaphoid (one of the carpal bone of the wrist)
Scapula (shoulder bone)
Talus (a bone of the ankle joint)
Ulna (bone of the forearm)
Patella (knee cap)
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CASE STUDY DATA
Larson Property Management Company
Supplemental Case Material
Building a Business Case
The system that Larson has chosen to support their recruiting
process costs $15,000 each quarter for use of the application.
The initial implementation costs to the vendor who will help
with project management is $50,000
Maintenance fees are included in the quarterly licensing fee,
but...
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