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The 13 pages that link to Humerus, each with the reason it gives.

• SarcopterygiiRelated: Its deep continuity links the internal skeleton of sarcopterygian fins with tetrapod arms.

• EusthenopteronRelated: A corresponding proximal bone occurs in Eusthenopteron’s pectoral fin skeleton.

• UlnaRelated: Its trochlea articulates directly with the ulna at the elbow.

• Deltoid muscleRelated: The deltoid inserts on the humerus and moves it at the shoulder.

• ScapulaRelated: Its head meets the glenoid cavity to form the shoulder joint.

• Pectoralis majorRelated: Pectoralis major inserts on the humerus and moves it at the shoulder.

• Latissimus dorsi muscleRelated: The latissimus dorsi inserts into the humerus, transmitting its pull to the arm.