Aging

No more no less No cartilage... No bone... only flesh . Merchant of Venice.

Jesus, are you from the '50s or something?

He is Japanese to the bone.

Eighty five percent are under 21.

Here's another case that I think is interesting.

A broken femur, 26.

I have a broken hand

You would've fed on him, then tossed him like an old chicken bone.

One of the bones is smooth.

I'd broken my neck and my back in six places.

The wrist and thumb.

Backbone

Bones!

Bones.

Saw.

Skeletons...

They wouldn't put a skeleton with humans.

Density is defined as mass divided by volume.

Yeah. It's just, it's not gonna work.

just proximal to the third metacarpal base the ulna styloid the triangular fibrocartilage complex along the metacarpals and the fingers.

I fainted from exhaustion.

I expect both of us to be blitzed out of our skulls, got it?

It told us about hormone replacement therapy.

Cracked the bone.

Metacarpals?

And your clavicles.

I refuse to do that. Dr. Brennan saw something in these remains.

Just know that we put the ashes in a urn.

So, I made this device, linked it up, and the wishbone walks.

Yeah, just a fracture. The doctor said it's a clean break.

I had a seven inch osteosarcoma in my left femur.

Yorick's Skull

In so many words.

The bones and the ashes.

Phalanges!

His cheek bones.

Endoskeletons.

Bones and meat.

Their skulls.

My bones...

It's peer respect that drives us. That's the one thing that makes us do what we do.

We began to find limb bones we found finger bones, the bones of the pelvis, vertebrae, ribs, the collar bones, things that had never, ever been seen before in Homo erectus.

Density's becoming an issue. We're seeing too much bone and not enough soft tissue.