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Musculature and skeletal studies - one shows lower arm and hand from the side, one shows above view of lower arm and hand gripping edge and a third view is of whole arm from the shoulder to hand, resting on elbow
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Musculature and skeletal studies - one shows lower arm and hand from the side, one shows above view of lower arm and hand gripping edge and a third view is of whole arm from the shoulder to hand, resting on elbow.
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