The scapula and clavicle are the bones that make up the girdle.

The right clavicle and the right scapula form the right (or shoulder) girdle.

The bones that serve as a place of attachment for the lower limbs, support the weight of the body, and protect internal organs is collectively the girdle.

Select the bones that make up each pectoral girdle.Multiple select question.ScapulaCarpal bonesCoxal bonesHumerusClavicle

Which of the following are bones of the pectoral girdle?  Check all that apply.  Check All That ApplyHumerusHumerusScapulaScapulaPelvic bonePelvic boneClavicleClavicle

Javier is doing a handstand. The bony connection of the upper limb to the axial skeleton is very small and Javier is having a difficult time supporting his body weight. What part of the pectoral girdle is directly connected to the axial skeleton? Multiple ChoiceAcromion of the scapulaCoracoid process of the scapulaSternal end of the clavicleAcromial end of the clavicle