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The bones immediately distal to the [[Femur - Anatomy & Physiology|femur]] are the [[Tibia - Anatomy & Physiology|tibia]], [[Fibula - Anatomy & Physiology|fibula]], [[Patella - Anatomy & Physiology|patella]] and some minor sesamoid bones. Some of these are involved in the stifle joint, weight-bearing and providing attachment for muscles.
 
The bones immediately distal to the [[Femur - Anatomy & Physiology|femur]] are the [[Tibia - Anatomy & Physiology|tibia]], [[Fibula - Anatomy & Physiology|fibula]], [[Patella - Anatomy & Physiology|patella]] and some minor sesamoid bones. Some of these are involved in the stifle joint, weight-bearing and providing attachment for muscles.
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Distal to these bones are the complex series of bones that make up the tarsus, these are the [[Tarsal Bones - Anatomy & Physiology|tarsal bones]] and [[Metatarsals - Anatomy & Physiology|metatarsals]].
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Distal to these bones are the complex series of bones that make up the tarsus, these are the [[Tarsal bones - Anatomy & Physiology|tarsal bones]] and [[Metatarsals - Anatomy & Physiology|metatarsals]].
     
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