what is the largest bone of the human anatomy?


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The Femur is the largest Bone in the Human Body,Commonly known as the Thigh Bone !
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The femur, and did you know its stronger than concrete?
the penis
Commonly called the thigh bone.
the skull
femur...
The femur or thigh bone is the longest, most voluminous, and strongest bone of the human body. It forms part of the hip and part of the knee.

The word "femur" is Latin for "thigh". In medical Latin its genitive is always femoris, but in classical Latin its genitive is often feminis, and should not be confused with case forms of femina = "woman."
my guess would be the pelvic bone.
femur - thigh bone
The largest bone of the human anatomy is the femur which is the leg bone.
The Femur, or thigh bone
Shakira is correct. Thigh bone is largest and upper shoulder bone is the strongest.

I don't know why some idiots think penis is the only thing they have in the body.
Femur also caller the thigh bone....It is said that Adam killed abel with the thigh bone of an animal...

Nw want to know the smallest??---its stapes in the inner ear...

Strongest subs in human body??---enamel

Largest organ---skin
Your leg bones are the longest and strongest bones in your body,
It consits of four bones
the largest bone in our body is... femur!
the femur is the largest and strongest bone in human beings,it is also called thiegh bone.on the lower side it makes knee joint,and above it is attached to hip joint
the femur....your thigh bone. It is the biggest and longest. The smallest are the bones in your ear: malleus, incus and stapes. (hammer, anvil and stirrup).


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