Appendicular Skeleton 1

anatomy, skeleton

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A great explanation..I learned so many things about appendicular skeleton..Thank you very much

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No that's a defiantly the right scapula. The glenoid fossa is always lateral facing outwards.

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you were holding the right scapula up to the left clavicle at 0:58

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That is a left clavicle and a right scapula @ 1:03 in the video. That is a pretty bad error.

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1:00 Isn't that scapula on the wrong side?

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That is the wrong scapula

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