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Scapula

life science Maturity 11-13

You have two shoulder blades.

LeftScapulaLateral.jpg
LeftScapulaLateral.jpg
They are flat bones. They help your arm move. These bones connect to your collar bone. They also connect to your arm bone. These bones help you play. Can you feel your shoulder blades?

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Anatomy of Scapula.gif
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Left scapula - close-up - animation -...
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File:Scapula ant numbered.png
Scapula ant numbered.png
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Left scapula - close-up - animation -...
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File:Scapula post numbered.png
Scapula post numbered.png
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Left scapula - close-up - animation -...
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Gray205 left scapula lateral view.png
File:LeftScapulaLateral.jpg
LeftScapulaLateral.jpg
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