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Location: Thigh; Function: Supports weight, allows for walking and running.

Location: Lower torso; Function: Supports spine and lower organs, provides attachment for legs.

Location: Wrist; Function: Allows for wrist movement, connects hand to forearm.

Location: Lower leg; Function: Stabilizes the ankle and supports lower leg muscles.

Location: Lower jaw; Function: Forms the lower jaw, essential for chewing and speaking.

Location: Foot; Function: Forms the arch of the foot, supports body during walking.

Location: Knee; Function: Protects the knee joint, increases leverage for the quadriceps muscles.

Location: Spine; Function: Protects spinal cord, supports upper body, allows for movement.

Location: At the base of the neck; Function: Connects arm to the trunk of the body, provides shoulder movement.

Location: Forearm; Function: Stabilizes the forearm, forming the elbow joint with the humerus.

Location: Lower leg; Function: Supports weight, forms knee and ankle joints.

Location: Ankle; Function: Provides structure for the foot, supports body weight.

Location: Upper arm; Function: Connects shoulder to elbow, facilitates arm movement.

Location: Chest cavity; Function: Protects thoracic organs, aids in respiration.

Location: Sides and base of the skull; Function: Protects the temporal lobe of the brain, forms the temple region.

Location: Back of the skull; Function: Protects the back of the brain, forms the base of the skull.

Location: Top and sides of the skull; Function: Protects the brain, forms part of the skull roof and sides.

Location: Neck; Function: Supports the tongue, aids in swallowing and speech.

Location: Hand; Function: Forms the palm, provides support for finger movements.

Location: Fingers and toes; Function: Allows for dexterity in hands and balance in feet.

Location: Upper back; Function: Provides attachment for several shoulder muscles.

Location: Upper jaw; Function: Forms the upper jaw, supports nose and eye sockets.

Location: Forehead; Function: Forms the forehead, protects the frontal lobe of the brain.

Location: Base of the skull; Function: Forms part of the eye socket, anchors the braincase.

Location: Head; Function: Protects the brain, supports structures of the face.

Location: Lower spine; Function: Connects spine to hip bones, stabilizes pelvis.

Location: Tail end of the spine; Function: Provides attachment for ligaments and muscles of the pelvic floor.

Location: Between the eyes and at the nasal cavity; Function: Forms part of the nasal cavity and the nasal septum.

Location: Forearm; Function: Allows for rotation and movement of the arm.