Long Bones, more long compared to wide have two epiphyses and a diaphysis, Flat Bones, slight curve to them, on the skinny and flatter side, Irregular Bones, different shapes that can not be categorized other another, Short Bones, small and stumpy shape, often cube-like, Sesamoid Bones, enables the reduction of friction, assists with pressure and can form directly within tendons, Long Bones example, femur, humerus, phalanges, Flat Bones example, cranial bones, sternum, ribs, scapulae, Irregular Bones example, vertebrae, facial bones, Short Bones example, carpals, tarsals, Sesamoid Bones example, patella
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