Skeleton

Bones visible at surface level

Average Body

Clavicle C7 and a bit of T1 vertebrae Scapula Ribcage

Muscular Body

Essential bones for placing muscles correctly

Head bones

Bone	Info
Frontal Bone	Top front head bone
Maxilla	Upper jaw bone
Manbible	Lower jaw bone
-	-
Parietal bone	Top back head bone
Occipital	Bot back head bone

Torso

Bone	Info
Clavicle
Scapula
Sternum	Consists of two parts Sternal Manubriumat the top and the Sternum
Ribcage	12 Ribs per side(24), connects to the Thoracic Spine region(T1 - T12)
-	-
Spine	33 vertebrae/bones split into 5 regions: Cervical(C1-C7), Thoracic(T1-T12), Lumbar(L1-L5), Sacrum, and the Coccyx. Only 24 are movable, the vertebrae in the Sacrum and Coccyx regions are fused. The top vertebrae are Atlas followed by Axis which are important for head movement.
Sacrum	The connection point between Spine and Ilium. The connection area is called Sacroiliac joint. A part of the Spine
Coccyx bone	The human tail leftover. A part of the Spine
-	-
Ilium
Pubis	Made of 2 parts, the Pubic bone and the Pubic Symphysis at the tip
Ischium

Arm

Bone	Info
Shoulder joint
Humerus
Elbow
Ulna
Radius	Connects to the Carpals (Hand)

Leg

Bone	Info
Hip joint
Femur
Patella
Fibula
Tibia	Connects to the Tarsal (Foot)

Hand

Bone	Info
Carpals	Connects to the Radius, 8 bones
Metacarpals	Phalanges extension which isn't separately visible, 1 bone per part for a total of 5 bones
Phalanges	The Fingers, 2/3 bones per part for a total of 14 bones

Foot

Bone	Info
Tarsal	Connects to the Tibia, 7 bones, important ones being Talus and Calcaneus
Metatarsal	Phalanges extension which isn't separately visible, 1 bone per part for a total of 5 bones
Phalanges	The toes, 2/3 Bones per part

https://mayfieldclinic.com/pe-anatspine.htm