paleontology
Each of your hands had five metacarpal bones, and their job is to connect the bones of your wrist with the bones of your fingers (called phalanges).
Ligaments are tough bands of tissue that connect bones to other bones at a joint and help to stabilize and support the joint. They also help to limit the movement of the joint to prevent excessive strain or injury.
If you find bones at a job-site, stop work in the immediate area, and inform your supervisor and local authorities. It is important to follow proper protocols for handling such situations to ensure the remains are respectfully and legally addressed.
The smallest bones are the ear ossicles, three bones that are found in the middle ear. They are called the stapes ("stirrup"), incus ("anvil"), and malleus ("hammer"). The three ossicles transmit sounds from the air to the fluid-filled labyrinth (cochlea). Without these bones, you would have moderate to severe hearing loss. "Ossicles" litterally means "tiny bones."
Absolutly, well sorta, all tissues of the body need oxygen to survive. but what most people think of as bones are just the hard calcium and mineral structure that is left behind when we perish. however inner area's of the bone called marrow need oxygen to make blood cells. their are also cells in bone called osteoblasts which constantly build bone and osteoclasts which constantly break down bone these cells in a nutshell keep the bones in good repair. to do their job they need oxygen. do the minerals that make bones hard and durable need oxygen? nope. dose everything else in bones need it ? absolutly
No such job title. You can become an archeologist though, and dig up dinosaur bones.
It is called a paleontologist, and yes, that is the correct spelling. Those are the people that dig up dinosaur bones.
they dig up fossils froma long long time ago,mostly dinosaur bones and very old sea creatures.
to dig a grave
Archaeologists dig up fossils!
The job of ligaments is to hold bones together. They are similar to tendons which attach bones and muscles together.
To dig up coal
Dig in, work hard, and get the job done!
Each of your hands had five metacarpal bones, and their job is to connect the bones of your wrist with the bones of your fingers (called phalanges).
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The arm and leg bones keep your arms and legs straight
It forms bones and muscles