Note. As the succeeding chapters are studied, additional experiments on bones and their relation to other parts of the body, will readily suggest themselves to the ingenious instructor or the thoughtful student. Such experiments may be utilized for review or other exercises. Review Analysis: The Skeleton (206 bones). / / 1 Frontal, / / 2 Parietal, / I. Cranium | 2 Temporal, / (8 bones) | 1 Occipital, / \ 1 Sphenoid, | \ 1 Ethmoid. | | / 2 Superior Maxillary, The Head | / 2 Malar, (28 bones). | / 2 Nasal, | II. Face | 2 Lachrymal Bones, | (14 bones) | 2 Palate Bones, | \ 2 Turbinated, | \ 1 Vomer, \ \ 1 Lower Maxillary. \ \ / Hammer, \ III. The Ear | Anvil, \ (6 bones) \ Stirrup. / / 7 Cervical Vertebræ. / / 12 Dorsal Vertebræ, / I. Spinal Column | 5 Lumbar Vertebræ, | (26 bones) \ Sacrum, | \ Coccyx. The Trunk | (54 bones). | / 7 True Ribs, | II. The Ribs | 3 False Ribs, | (24 bones) \ 2 Floating Ribs. | \ III. Sternum. \ IV. Two Hip Bones. \ V. Hyoid Bone. / / Scapula, / I. Upper Arm | Clavicle, | \ Humerus. | The Upper Limbs | II. Forearm / Ulna, (64 bones). | \ Radius. | | / 8 Carpal Bones, \ III. Hand | 5 Metacarpal Bones, \ \ 14 Phalanges. / I. Thigh Femur. / | / Patella, The Lower Limbs | II. Lower Leg | Tibia, (60 bones). | \ Fibula. | | / 7 Tarsal Bones, \ III. Foot | 5 Metatarsal Bones, \ \ 14 Phalanges. Chapter III. The Muscles.