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How many bones are in the arms and legs Over Half of them?

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No. The Adult human body has 206 bones. In the arm Humerus which is the bone from your shoulder to your elbow. Then you have your radius and Ulna which is from your elbow to your wrist. In your lower extremity you have the femur which is the largest bone in the body. It extends to your knee (patella). From your knee to your ankle is your tibula and fibula.

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How many bones are in the arms and legs?
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