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The dimensions of the splint bone are summarized in Table 2. There was considerable variation in all aspects of the length of splint bone and this is reflected in the ranges reported. In the majority of specimens with a distinct distal end, the free distal portion of the splint bone was broken (n = 193 of 266, 73%). Measurements of the width and of the distal extension of the apposed portion of the splint bone could http://www.selleckchem.com/products/LBH-589.html be made in most of the specimens (n = 245), regardless of the condition of the distal end. The distal extension of the apposed portion averaged 65.7 �� 0.9 mm. The width of the splint bone was 3.3 �� 0.05 mm. Measurements of distal extension and length of the free distal end could only be made in specimens in which the distal end was not broken. The distal end of the splint bone extended to 85.3 �� 2.3 mm from the proximal end of the cannon bone. This is about 22% of the total length of the cannon bone. The length of the free distal portion of the splint bone was 18.3 �� 1.6 mm. The length http://www.selleckchem.com/products/Adriamycin.html of the splint bone could only be determined in specimens in which the proximal end was distinct (not fused to the cannon bone) and the distal end was distinct and not broken (n = 16). In these specimens, the length of the splint bone was 48.0 �� 3.4. The dimensions of the splint bone increased with age (Fig. 3). The distal extension of the splint bone and of the apposed portion reached the maximum length at 3�C4 years of age. The width of the splint bone did not reach its maximum until 5�C6 years of age. The effect of age on the length of the distal free portion of the splint bone was not significant due to the limited number of specimens measured and the enormous variation. The distal free portion was very short in specimens from animals less than 3 years of age. Due to limited numbers, it was not possible to determine an effect of age on the length of the splint bone in specimens with a distinct proximal end. In general, the average dimensions of the splint bone were not different between specimens with fused versus distinct proximal ends. The only exception was that the distal extension of the apposed portion was longer in specimens in which the proximal end was distinct than in those in which the proximal end was fused (P https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentamorphone bone between sexes (Table 3). The only exception was the width. The splint bone was slightly wider in males than in females (P = 0.03). A distinct metatarsal splint bone is clearly present in the majority of specimens from adult moose collected from Isle Royale National Park. It is a long bone, relatively uniform in width throughout its length. It is tightly apposed to the lateral surface of the cannon bone, close to the edge formed where the lateral and plantar surfaces of the cannon bone meet.