hand anatomy necklace | gold vermeil pp_obstetrics Worn here as a 29

Worn here as a 29 mm sterling silver pendant for those who understand the skeleton as a record of force and fragility

and the supply through dedicated breeding programmes (including the Mauritian cynomolgus colonies) has kept them available where chimpanzees are not

The tubular snout is the structure that makes the strike possible

and the spinous process points sharply downward (almost overlapping the next vertebra below)

the conical bottom collects everything in a tight cone at the bottom of the tube

hand anatomy necklace | gold vermeil pp_obstetrics Worn here as a 29Hand anatomy necklace gold vermeil 27 bones, 34 muscles, 3 main nerves, two arterial arches, and the densest concentration of fine motor wiring in the body, all in a structure that fits inside a glove. The gold vermeil version is the same hand anatomy as the silver, in a warmer key. The Anatomy of the Hand The hand has 27 bones: 8 carpals at the wrist (scaphoid, lunate, triquetrum, pisiform, trapezium, trapezoid, capitate, hamate), 5 metacarpals in