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Innominate Bone

the os coxæ, or pelvic bone. It is constricted in the middle and expanded above and below, and much bent. It articulates with its felin three portions; the ilium, the os pubis, and with the femur. In early life it is low of the opposite side, with the sacrum, and the ischium.

They begin to ossify before birth, before birth, but the process is not comor 25th year. 109 miles from Munich. The Franciscan

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