Hindlimb Bones

4. The two parts that make up the ilium
5. The name of the only bone located in the middle row of the tarsus
7. The largest quadrangular process on the proximal cranial surface of the tibia
12. The most lateral bone in the proximal row of the tarsus
13. The part of the pelvis that articulates with the sacrum
15. The largest bone in the body
18. The number of bones in the distal row of the tarsus
20. A deep cavity medial to the greater trochanter of the femur
21. The palpable eminence on the femur to which the deep and middle gluteal mm. attach

1. The ligament of the head of the femur attaches to this shallow fossa
2. This structure of the femur articulates directly with the acetabulum
3. The distal most part of the third phalanx that the claw is attached to
6. The two bones that make up the crus
8. Caudally located projection of the pelvis on which the sacrotuberous ligament attaches
9. The socket in the pelvis that contributes to the hip joint
10. This curved area of the pelvis is formed where the caudal portion of the two halves meet
11. The poorly developed bony prominence at the base of the greater trochanter of the femur
14. These two prominences on the femur are separated by the intercondylar fossa
16. Lies between the medial and lateral ridges of the femur and increases the torque of the stifle joint
17. This feature of the pelvis helps to lighten the weight of the pelvis and is bilateral on the left and right sides
19. The most distal extremity of the tibia