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Joint Bones

Definition

Joint bones, also known as articulation bones, are the components of the skeletal system where two or more bones come together. They play a crucial role in allowing movement and providing stability to the body.

Senses and Usages

1. Physical Anatomy:

In anatomy, joint bones refer to the specific bones forming a joint. The structure and type of joint bones affect the range of motion and flexibility in different parts of the body.

Example sentences:

• The knee joint bones, including the femur, tibia, and patella, enable walking and running.
• Shoulder joint bones, such as the humerus and scapula, facilitate a wide range of arm movements.
• The spine consists of many small joint bones called vertebrae, allowing flexibility and support.

2. Common Usage:

Outside the field of anatomy, joint bones may refer to bones that are often associated or commonly used together, such as in cooking or when preparing certain types of food.

Example sentences:

• Chicken soup often includes the joint bones of the bird as they add flavor to the broth.
• The butcher separated the joint bones from the rest of the meat to make it easier for cooking.
• Roasted lamb shank, with its tender joint bones, is a popular dish in many cuisines.

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