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The three auditory ossicles have slight movement (not free movement) so that they might amplify and transmit the sound vibrations from the tympanic membrane to the oval window and ultimately to the fluid environment of the inner ear.

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The Mandible, or jawbone, is a bone in your body that is constantly moving around. Another bone that can move around a bit is your patella, or knee cap. Sit down somewhere with your leg extended and completely relaxed. Then gently wiggle your knee cap a bit. You will see that it moves. But you know what the most interesting fact is? Most of the bones in the human body can move somewhere. They just require muscles, tendons, ligaments, and/or cartilage to do so. Wiggle your fingers, take a deep breath, wiggle your toes, flex your back. Bones are moving when you do this. Move a part of your body and try to identify which bones are moving.

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No bones can move by themselves, but a lot can be moved by muscles. For example, your leg and arm bones can be moved by the muscles in those ligaments.

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yes all bones are movable

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mandible

Jaw Bone .

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The mandible

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Mandible

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jaw bone

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