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What is a humerouse?

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∙ 14y ago
Updated: 5/1/2024

Your humorous is in your elbow and also called the funny bone

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How do you spell 'humerouse'?

The correct spelling is "humorous" is the US, but "humourous" in Australia, UK and New Zealand. The arm-bone is spelt "humerus".


Is it true that once a bone such as your humerus is formed the bone tissue is never replaced unless the bone is broken?

No, bone is continually being broken down and rebuilt in a process called remodeling. Old bone is constantly being replaced with new bone tissue as part of a healthy bone turnover cycle. This process helps with bone maintenance and repair.


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