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Skeletal Divisions
Transcript
The full lyrics. Everything the audio teaches is here in text.
[Intro]
First day in lab and the whole thing's staring back
Two hundred and six pieces, no clue where to start
Here's the map nobody handed you
[Verse 1]
Axial's the center line, it holds you up
Twenty-two in the skull, that's the whole head
Twenty-six coming down the vertebral column
Twenty-five in the thoracic cage, ribs plus sternum
Seven more, the hyoid and the ossicles
Add it up, that's eighty in the axial
[Pre-Chorus]
Axial holds the center, that's your frame
Appendicular hangs off it, that's your limbs
One keeps you standing, one lets you move
Swap those two and the whole count falls apart
[Chorus]
Two hundred and six, that's the adult count
Eighty in the axial, holding the line
One twenty-six in the appendicular
Girdles, arms and legs, every finger and toe
Eighty plus one twenty-six, do the math
Two hundred and six, the skeleton's complete
[Verse 2]
Pectoral girdle, four bones and that's all
Two clavicles, two scapulae, done
Sixty in the upper limbs, thirty a side
Sixty in the lower limbs, same exact split
Twenty-seven in the hand, twenty-six in the foot
Pelvic girdle's the last thing left to add
[Bridge]
Pelvic girdle's only two, the hip bones
Sacrum already counted in the spine
Count it twice and your total breaks
Two hip bones, that's the whole girdle
[Chorus]
Two hundred and six, that's the adult count
Eighty in the axial, holding the line
One twenty-six in the appendicular
Girdles, arms and legs, every finger and toe
Eighty plus one twenty-six, do the math
Two hundred and six, the skeleton's complete
[Outro]
Axial holds you, appendicular moves you
Eighty and one twenty-six
Sacrum counts as spine, not girdle
Two hundred and six, head to toe
[End]
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