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Illustration: Clavicula Illustration Front And Side View Of The Human Clavicle, Located In The Upper Anterior Part Of The Thorax.

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Illustration of the clavicle, long bone with an `S` shape, located in the anterosuperior part of the thorax. Together with the scapula, they form the scapular waist, its length and extends from the sternum to the acromion of the scapula, it is the only means of union between the upper limb and the thorax.

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Clavicula Illustration Front and side view of the human clavicle, located in the upper anterior part of the thorax.

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acromion anatomy arms articulation biology body bone cage clavicle health healthy human humerus medical medicine rib ribs scapula scapular science shoulder skeleton sternum thorax

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