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The 8 pages that link to Carpal bones, each with the reason it gives.

• PhalanxCompared with: Carpal bones sit proximal to the hand’s metacarpals and are not digit bones.

• Metacarpal bonesNarrower topic: They form the wrist-side framework to which the metacarpal bases attach.

• HandBroader topic: They form the hand’s proximal framework and allow wrist movement.

• UlnaRelated: The ulna’s distal end is separated from the carpal bones by an articular disc.

• WristBroader topic: They form the wrist’s central bony framework and articulate with the radius.

• ForelimbBroader topic: They connect the forearm to the metacarpals and allow varied wrist motion.

• Metatarsal bonesCompared with: They occupy the wrist, whereas the metatarsals lie in the foot's forepart.

• ForearmCompared with: They belong to the wrist and hand region, not the forearm’s radius-and-ulna segment.