EXPLANATIONS OF THE OPPOSITE CUT. 



1. The femporal bone. 



2. Ttie frontal bone,* or bone of the forehead. 



3. The orbit of the eye. 



4. The lachrymal bone. 



5. The malar, or cheek bone. 



6. The upper jaw-bone. 



7. The nasal bone, or bone of the nose. 



8. The nippers, found on the lower jaw alone. 



9. The eight true ribs. 



10. The humerus, or lower bone of the shoulder. 



11. The sternum. 



12. The ulna, its upper part forming the elbow. 



13. The ulna*. 



14. The radius, or principal bone of the arm. 



15. The small bones of the knee. 



16. The large metacarpal, or shank bone. 



17. The bifurcation at the pasterns, and the two larger pasterns to each foot. 



18. The sessamoid bones. 



19. The bifurcation of the pasterns. 



20. The lower jaw and the grinders. 



21. The vertebra;, or bones of the neck. 



22. The navicular bones. 



23. The two-coffin bones to each foot. 



24. The two smaller pasterns to each foot. 



25. The smaller or splint-bone. 



*26. The false ribs, with their cartilages. 



27. The patella, or bone of the knee. 



28. The small bones of the hock. 



29. The metatarsals, or larger bones of the hind leg. 



30. The pasterns and feet. 



31. The small bones of the hock. 



32. The point of the hock. 



33. The tibia, or proper leg-bone. 

 34.The. thigh-bone. 



35. Tlie bones of the tail. 



2^" I The haunch and pelvis. 



38. The sacrum. 



39. The bones of the loins. 



40. The bones of the back, 



41. The'ligament of the neck and its attachments. 



42. The scapula, orshoulder- blade. 



43. The borie^;6f"lfe back. 



44. The ligament of the neck. 



45. The dentata. 



46. The atlas. 



47. The occipital bone, deeply depressed below the crest, or ridge of the 



head. 



48. The parietal bone low in the temporal fossa. 



.49. The horns, being processes or continuations of the frontal bone. 



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