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The lunate is a short bone.

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The lunate is a short bone.

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The lunate bone is a carpal located in the hand.

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The Capitate bone. It is flanked by the Trapezoid (Radial) [and the Trapesium (the thumb)] and the Hamate (Ulnal) and socketed in the Scaphoid (R) and the Lunate (U).

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