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A science writer with 13 years in education and media, Julie Hurley is a staff writer at Biology Insights reporting on human biology. She coordinated educational exhibits at a science museum and produced digital science content. Hurley, who follows college track and field, regularly verifies anatomical data against academic medical textbooks.

Occipital Condyles of the Skull: Anatomy, Function & Injury
What Does a Normal Wrist Look Like?
Why Are My Two Toes Connected? An Explanation
Where Is the L4 Vertebrae and What Are Its Functions?
What Is the Average Female Forearm Length?
How Your Hands Develop and Change by Age
Sphenoidal Bone: Anatomy, Function, and Conditions
Occipital Protuberance: Male vs Female Variation and Development
Supraorbital Ridge: Functions, Variations, and Health Factors
When Does the Skull Stop Growing—and Why It Matters?