Anterior view of the skeletal anatomy of the right arm (scapula).

Anterior view of the skeletal anatomy of the right leg (tibia).

Anterior view of the muscles of the right leg (tibialis anterior muscle).

Anterior view of the skeletal anatomy of the right arm (carpals, metacarpals and phalanges).

Anterior view of the skeletal anatomy of the right leg (tarsals, metatarsals, and phalanges).

Posterior view of the right hip joint showing relative postitions of skeletal structures (femur and ilium).

Anterior view of the muscles of the right leg (adductor muscles of the medial thigh).

Anterior view of a woman's torso illustrating the position of the baby in the womb in relation to skeletal and external anatomy.

Bony landmarks and ligaments of the pelvis. Dorsal view of pelvis.

Inguinal ligament, anteroinferior view of right side of pelvis. Square on insert image shows orientation of main illustration.

Lower Limb Development. A. Anterior view. Bones of lower limb at birth. The hip bone can be divided into three primary parts: ilium, ischium, and pubis. The diaphyses (shaft) of the long bones are well ossified.

Anterior view of the male inguinal region. Internal oblique muscle is reflected, and the spermatic cord retracted. Square in insert image of right pelvis indicates area shown in main image.

Anterior view of the skeletal anatomy of the pelvis (right ilium and ischium).