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Which of the following is correct regarding structure and bone count "unilaterally"?Group of answer choices28 phalanges7 carpals8 tarsals7metacarpals

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Which of the following is correct regarding structure and bone count "unilaterally"?Group of answer choices28 phalanges7 carpals8 tarsals7metacarpals
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The correct answer regarding structure and bone count "unilaterally" is:

  • 14 phalanges (each hand has 14 phalanges: 3 each for the 4 fingers and 2 for the thumb)
  • 7 carpals (each wrist has 7 carpal bones)
  • 7 tarsals (each foot has 7 tarsal bones)
  • 5 metacarpals (each hand has 5 metacarpal bones Knowee AI is a powerful AI-powered study tool designed to help you to solve study problem.
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