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(N/A)       Bones of forelimb    Bones of hindlimb        $(1)$ $Humerus$ is the bone of the upper arm.    $(1)$ $Femur$ is the bone of the thigh.

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(N/A)       Bones of forelimb    Bones of hindlimb        $(1)$ $Humerus$ is the bone of the upper arm.    $(1)$ $Femur$ is the bone of the thigh.        $(2)$ $Radius$ and $Ulna$ are the bones of the forearm.    $(2)$ $Tibia$ and $Fibula$ are the bones of the shank.        $(3)$ The wrist contains $8$ carpals.    $(3)$ The ankle contains $7$ tarsals.        $(4)$ Primarily adapted for manipulation,gripping,and writing.    $(4)$ Primarily adapted for locomotion,walking,running,and supporting body weight.

Differentiate between the bones of the forelimb and the bones of the hindlimb.

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Bones of forelimb	Bones of hindlimb
$(1)$ $Humerus$ is the bone of the upper arm.	$(1)$ $Femur$ is the bone of the thigh.
$(2)$ $Radius$ and $Ulna$ are the bones of the forearm.	$(2)$ $Tibia$ and $Fibula$ are the bones of the shank.
$(3)$ The wrist contains $8$ carpals.	$(3)$ The ankle contains $7$ tarsals.
$(4)$ Primarily adapted for manipulation,gripping,and writing.	$(4)$ Primarily adapted for locomotion,walking,running,and supporting body weight.