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All Bones in the Human Body

Sometimes people can have extra bones
a.b= At Birth
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Spine
Seven
Cervical Vertebrae
Twelve
Thoracic Vertebrae
Five
Lumbar Vertebrae
 
 
Spine, Bony Pelvis (Posterior)
Five a.b- One
Sacrum
Three- Five
Coccygeal Vertebrae
 
 
Chest
One/Three
Sternum
Twenty-Four
Ribs
 
 
Head (Cranial)
One
Occipital
Two
Parietal
One
Frontal
Two
Temporal
One
Sphenoid
One
Ethmoid
 
 
Head (Facial)
Two
Nasal
Two
Maxillae
Two
Lacrimal
Two
Zygomatic
Two
Palatine
Two
Inferior Nasal Concha
One
Vomer
One
Hyoid
One
Mandible
Head (Middle Ears)
Two
Malleus
Two
Stapes
Two
Incus
 
 
Upper Limb, Hand (Upper Arm)
Two
Humerus
 
 
Upper Limb, Hand (Upper Arm) [Pectoral Girdle]
Two
Scapula
Two
Clavicle
 
 
Upper Limb, Hand (Lower Arm)
Two
Ulna
Two
Radius
 
 
Upper Limb, Hand (Hand) [Carpal]
Two
Scaphoid
Two
Lunate
Two
Triquetral
Two
Pisiform
Two
Trapezium
Two
Trapezoid
Two
Capitate
Two
Hamate
Upper Limb, Hand (Hand) [Metacarpal]
Two
First Metacarpal (Thumb)
Two
Second Metacarpal (Index Finger)
Two
Third Metacarpal (Middle Finger)
Two
Fourth Metacarpal (Ring Finger)
Two
Fifth Metacarpal (Little Finger)
 
 
Upper Limb, Hand (Hand) [Phalange]
Ten
Proximal Phalange
Eight
Intermediate Phalange
Ten
Distal Phalange
 
 
Bony Pelvis (Anterior [Hip])
One
Ilium
One
Ischium
One
Pubis
Lower Limb, Foot (Lower Limb)
Two
Femur
Two
Patella
Two
Tibia
Two
Fibula
 
 
Lower Limb, Foot (Foot) [Tarsus]
Two
Calcaneus
Two
Talus
Two
Navicular
Two
Medial Cuneiform
Two
Intermediate Cuneiform
Two
Lateral Cuneiform
Two
Cuboid
 
 
Lower Limb, Foot (Foot) [Metatarsal]
Two
First Metatarsal (Big Toe)
Two
Second Metatarsal (Index Toe)
Two
Third Metatarsal (Middle Toe)
Two
Fourth Metatarsal (Ring Toe)
Two
Fifth Metatarsal (Pinky Toe)
 
 
Lower Limb, Foot (Foot) [Phalange]
Ten
Proximal Phalange
Eight
Intermediate Phalange
Ten
Distal Phalange
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5 Comments
geographynerd2
+1
Level 54
Apr 14, 2026
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geographynerd2
+2
Level 54
Aug 9, 2024
I am not a doctor, so I listed the metacarpals/metatarsals by each bone, because I found it a bit confusing on the Wikipedia page.
PichuFV
+2
Level 31
Oct 12, 2024
Best quiz on human bones!

I'd just suggest a few changes like:

Accept 'os coxae' for ilium, ischium and pubis.

Accept 'triquetrum' for triquetral.

Accept 'metacarpals' for all 5 metacarpals.

Accept 'metatarsals' for all 5 metatarsals.

QueenMnemosyne
+3
Level 54
Jul 29, 2025
Great quiz! I suggest accepting "maxilla" for maxillae as the other bones except singular forms.
Quasicrystal
+2
Level 51
Nov 19, 2025
The metatarsals and metacarpals absolutely should be grouped. Nowhere in literature are they separated like this. Also, "triquetrum", "maxilla", and the colloquial names for the inner ear bones should be accepted.
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