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. Human physiology. Fg- 34.—Bight footviewed from above. at b, cd, e, /, g, and h, thetarsal bones ; I to V, meta-tarsal bones ; 1 and 3, pha-langes of great toe ; 1, 2,and 3, phalanges of secondtoe. Fig. 35.—The Bones of the Foot, viewed from the side, showing thearched form. tibia as does the radius round the ulna ; it is slender throughoutits length, and is firmly fixed to the tibia at both ends. The 32 ELEMENTARY PHYSIOLOGY tibia forms, with the femur, the hinge knee-joint which corre-sponds with the similar ioint of the elbow. The knee-joint is protected by a small bone, the patella (Lat. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/human-physiology-fg-34bight-footviewed-from-above-at-b-cd-e-g-and-h-thetarsal-bones-i-to-v-meta-tarsal-bones-1-and-3-pha-langes-of-great-toe-1-2and-3-phalanges-of-secondtoe-fig-35the-bones-of-the-foot-viewed-from-the-side-showing-thearched-form-tibia-as-does-the-radius-round-the-ulna-it-is-slender-throughoutits-length-and-is-firmly-fixed-to-the-tibia-at-both-ends-the-32-elementary-physiology-tibia-forms-with-the-femur-the-hinge-knee-joint-which-corre-sponds-with-the-similar-ioint-of-the-elbow-the-knee-joint-is-protected-by-a-small-bone-the-patella-lat-image370649315.htmlRM2CF0EYF–. Human physiology. Fg- 34.—Bight footviewed from above. at b, cd, e, /, g, and h, thetarsal bones ; I to V, meta-tarsal bones ; 1 and 3, pha-langes of great toe ; 1, 2,and 3, phalanges of secondtoe. Fig. 35.—The Bones of the Foot, viewed from the side, showing thearched form. tibia as does the radius round the ulna ; it is slender throughoutits length, and is firmly fixed to the tibia at both ends. The 32 ELEMENTARY PHYSIOLOGY tibia forms, with the femur, the hinge knee-joint which corre-sponds with the similar ioint of the elbow. The knee-joint is protected by a small bone, the patella (Lat.
