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First Book in Physiology and Hygiene

CHAPTER XVIII
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It is formed by three bones, closely joined together.

The large bones at either side are called the hip-bones.

Each hip-bone contains a deep round cavity in which the upper end of the thigh-bone rests.
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The Back-bone.~--The _back-bone_, or spinal column, is made up of twenty-four small bones, joined together in such a way that the whole can be bent in various directions.

The skull rests upon the upper end of the spinal column.


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