leg and loin {haunch}|.
arm or leg {extremity}|.
sole or palm {volar}|.
Ulnar nerve is near surface just above elbow back {funny bone}|.
Thumbs move by muscles {thenar} at palm-side thumb base.
Cowboys can have legs that curve to outside at knee {bowleg}|.
leg {gam}.
knee-to-ankle lower leg {shank, leg}|.
thick neck {bull neck}.
head and shoulders {bust}.
cheek {jowl}.
People can have long thin jaws {lantern jaw}| and/or jaws that stick out.
neck back {nape}|.
short flattened turned-up nose {pug nose}.
nostrils {schnozzle}.
neck back {scruff}.
Bodies have regions {crotch}| where two legs meet trunk.
Bodies have regions {groin, body}| where inner legs meet trunk.
Quadrupeds have hip regions {hindquarter}|.
about groin {inguinal}|.
hips, groin, and lower abdomen {loin, trunk}|.
Malnourished or old horses can have downward curving backbone {swayback}|.
In vertebrates, trunks have parts {thorax, body}| between necks and diaphragms. In arthropods, thorax is second or middle body segment, between head and abdomen. In insects, thorax holds wings and true legs.
horse back between shoulder blades {withers}|.
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