Physical Education GCSE
Articulating bones of the elbow
What Articulating bones of the elbow means in Physical Education GCSE, as defined for OCR.
Definition of Articulating bones of the elbow
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Reference: OCR
The humerus above and the radius and ulna below, giving three articulating bones.
Topics that use Articulating bones of the elbow
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