On what part of the body is the bone tissue located?

Bone tissue is found all over the body. The skull or
cranium is bone tissue, it protects the brain. The vertebral column is bone tissue and
it protects the spinal cord. The adult skeleton contains 204 or 206 bones (depending on
the book). A few examples of bones or bone tissue are the clavicles (bilateral
collarbones), the acromium process of the shoulder or pectoral girdle, the humerus
(upper arm), the radius (lateral), and ulna (medial) of the forearm (between the elbow
and wrist).

Lower extremity examples could include the
ischium of the hips, the femurs bilaterally (large bone of the thigh), the patella or
kneecap, the tibia's (medial lower leg), and the fibula's (lateral lower leg). The
tarsals of the ankle, the metatarsal's of the feet, and the phalanges of the
toes.