Skeletal system
In anatomy, the skeletal system or skeletal structure was the bodily system that consisted of the bones, cartilages, and joints. This system supported the body and produces blood s.

Several bones were among the remains of deceased Vulcans in the catacombs beneath the monastery at P'Jem in 2151. ()

In 2256 Gabriel Lorca owned the skeleton of a Gorn. ()

Data and Worf found at least two Human skeletal systems in dysfunctional cryo-stasis chambers aboard the space module in late 2364. ()

Upon initiating first contact in 2367, the Cytherian representative was pleased to observe endoskeletal  organisms on the bridge of the . ()

Lieutenant Commander Geordi La Forge found a Human skeletal system in the nacelle tube of the USS Enterprise-D in 2370. ()

In 2373 the Voth scientist Forra Gegen found evidence for his Distant Origin Theory by finding the skeletal remains of Hogan and examining his DNA. ()

In 2381, there was a variety of skeletons among the collection of the late Kerner Hauze, which was located in his ship. He had skeletons of the Excalbian version of Abraham Lincoln, Spock Two and several others. ()

Bones of the skeletal system

See also
Skeletal lock
Skeletal structure analysis
Skeleton crew

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Biological systems
Bones