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What is the feature of the humerus that connects with the scapula at the shoulder joint? A. The head B. Humeral condyle C. Trochlea D. Epicondyle
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What is the feature of the humerus that connects with the scapula at the shoulder joint?

A. The head
B. Humeral condyle
C. Trochlea
D. Epicondyle

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The answer is A, the head.

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The humeral condyle, epicondyle and trochlea are situated on the lower part of the humerus (the part that is connected to the ulna and radius), so not connected to the shoulder.
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