Can you give me diagrams of scapula,clavicle,humerus,ulna,radius and c

Can you give me diagrams of scapula,clavicle,humerus,ulna,radius and carpal bones from moore’s anatomy

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All diagrams retrieved. Here they all are, sourced from Gray's Anatomy for Students (Moore's Clinically Oriented Anatomy is not in our textbook library, but Gray's contains identical high-quality labeled diagrams for all the bones you need):

1. Clavicle

Fig. 7.20 - Right Clavicle (superior, anterior, and inferior views)

Right Clavicle - superior, anterior, inferior views

2. Scapula

Fig. 7.21 - (A) Posterior view, (B) Anterior/costal surface, (C) Lateral view

Scapula - posterior, anterior, and lateral views

3. Humerus - Proximal End

Fig. 7.22 - Proximal End of Right Humerus (anterior and posterior views)

Proximal humerus - anterior and posterior views with rotator cuff attachment sites

4. Humerus - Shaft and Distal End

Fig. 7.60 - Shaft and Distal End of Right Humerus (posterior view with cross-section)

Humerus shaft and distal end - posterior view

5. Radius - Proximal End

Fig. 7.62A - Proximal end of the radius with elbow radiograph

Proximal radius - head, neck, radial tuberosity with elbow X-ray

6. Radius - Shaft and Distal End

Fig. 7.80 - Radius full length (anterior view, cross-section, distal surface)

Radius shaft and distal end - anterior/posterior/distal views

7. Ulna - Full Length

Fig. 7.81 - Right Ulna (anterior view, cross-section, distal end)

Ulna - full length anterior view with olecranon, coronoid process, radial notch, styloid process

8. Carpal Bones

Fig. 7.94A - Right Hand and Wrist showing all 8 carpal bones with carpal arch cross-section

Carpal bones - scaphoid, lunate, triquetrum, pisiform (proximal row) and trapezium, trapezoid, capitate, hamate (distal row)

Note: Moore's Clinically Oriented Anatomy is not currently in our textbook library. These diagrams are from Gray's Anatomy for Students, which covers the same bones with equivalent detail and labeling. The diagrams include multiple views, cross-sections, muscle attachment sites, and articular surface labels for each bone.