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Given below is the structure of the forelimb of humans. Read the information below the diagram and fill in the blanks:

Given below is the structure of the forelimb of humans. Read the information below the diagram and fill in the blanks: Concise Biology Solutions ICSE Class 9.

Limbs are a part of the appendicular skeleton system. Humans have one pair of forelimbs which are used for many purposes like - holding, writing, eating and grasping, etc. Each arm consists of a total of thirty bones.

The upper arm consists of a single long bone, called (a) …………… . Two long bones are found in the lower arm, (b) …………… found on the side of the thumb and (c) …………… . Forelimbs have eight (d) …………… in the wrist and five (e) …………… in the palm. Remaining fourteen bones are found in the fingers as phalanges.

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The upper arm consists of a single long bone, called Humerus . Two long bones are found in the lower arm, Radius found on the side of the thumb and Ulna . Forelimbs have eight Carpals in the wrist and five Metacarpals in the palm. Remaining fourteen bones are found in the fingers as phalanges.

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