Skeletal system

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Across
  1. 3. Part of the Appendicular Skeleton; Found lateral to the tibia in the lower leg.
  2. 4. Part of the Axial Skeleton; Found inferior to the cranium; Only movable bone of the skull.
  3. 6. Part of the Appendicular Skeleton; Found in the upper arm, distal to the scapula.
  4. 8. Part of the Appendicular Skeleton; Found inferior to the lumbar spine; These bones form the pelvis.
  5. 11. Part of the Axial Skeleton; Found superior and lateral to the temporal bone; Upper side of the cranium.
  6. 14. Part of the Axial Skeleton; Superior-most type of vertebrae, found inferior to the skull.
  7. 15. Part of the Axial Skeleton; The type of ribs that are superior to the false and floating ribs and attach directly to the sternum.
  8. 16. Part of the Appendicular Skeleton; The classification of bones that are longer than they are wide.
  9. 17. Part of the Appendicular Skeleton; Distal to the metatarsals; Bones of the toes.
  10. 18. Part of the Axial Skeleton; Found inferior to the thoracic vertebrae; The largest and strongest vertebrae.
Down
  1. 1. Part of the Axial Skeleton; Found medial to the ribs; Common name is the "breastbone".
  2. 2. Part of the Appendicular Skeleton; Found lateral to the ulna in the forearm.
  3. 3. Part of the Appendicular Skeleton; The longest, strongest bone in the body; Found superior to the patella.
  4. 5. Part of the Axial Skeleton; Superior to the nasal; Forehead bone.
  5. 7. Part of the Appendicular Skeleton; Classification of cube-shaped bones found in the wrist and ankle.
  6. 9. Part of the Appendicular Skeleton; Classification for the small, round bones embedded within tendons, such as the kneecap.
  7. 10. Part of the Axial Skeleton; Found posterior to the ribs; These bones make up the spine.
  8. 12. Part of the Axial Skeleton; Found inferior to the lumbar spine; The tailbone.
  9. 13. Found within the medullary cavity of long bones; Primarily stores fat.
  10. 14. Part of the Appendicular Skeleton; Distal to the radius and ulna; Bones of the wrist.