Practical 2 · visual practice
Follow the line. Name the structure.
Original textbook figures fill gaps in the 3D atlas. Practice hides verified text labels while keeping the source anatomy and leader lines intact. The selected letter replaces a label; follow its line to the structure, or read the original movement arrow.
Scroll or swipe inside the figure to pan. Use Detail size to read small structures.
What still needs the course specimen or demonstration?
Separate olfactory-foramina pointers; cervical superior/inferior articular facets; the thoracic vertebral foramen; the transverse ligament of the knee; an active epiphyseal plate; elbow flexion/extension and shoulder internal/external rotation. Use the Exercises 8–11 labeling packet, Ex 11 joint/movement figures and Exercises 8–9 overview. Canvas requires your course login; those private files are not republished here.
The five approximate 3D highlights and the lack of separate cervical/thoracic 3D anchors remain unchanged. Bone-tissue diagrams add mapped 2D practice; the external 3D long/compact-bone models remain unmapped. Static movement arrows do not replace viewing a demonstration.