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The image is a page from a textbook, likely anatomy or biology, showing detailed illustrations and accompanying text about human bones, specifically the clavicle, scapula, and humerus. The top portion displays a drawing of the right clavicle (collarbone) with labels such as "Acromial extremity," "Shaft," and "Sternal extremity." The text above describes the clavicle's articulation with the sternum and scapula. Below the clavicle illustration is a drawing of the scapula (shoulder blade), labeled with various features like "Spine," "Coracoid process," "Acromion process," "Glenoid cavity," "Supraspinous fossa," "Infraspinous fossa," "Medial border," "Lateral border," and "Inferior angle." The text explains its shape, location, and the borders and angles it possesses. The bottom part of the image features a drawing of the right humerus (upper arm bone) in an anterior view. It is labeled with parts such as "Neck," "Head," "Greater tubercle," "Lesser tubercle," "Intertubercular (bicipital) groove," "Shaft," "Deltoid tuberosity," "Lateral supracondylar ridge," "Coronoid fossa," "Lateral epicondyle," "Capitulum," "Trochlea," "Medial supracondylar ridge," and "Medial epicondyle." The accompanying text identifies it as a long bone of the upper arm. There are no discernible elements in the image that relate to Jalingo, Nigeria, or any city. The image is purely educational material.
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