Qivix Skeletal/Digestive Anatomy

Superior Mandible & Lesser Mandible(9, 10): The lesser mandible is hinged on the superior mandible. This allows for ease of chewing if the individual is trying to speak at the same time, as the lesser mandible with travel with the superior.

Pelvis fusus codos(23): The pelvis fusus entends toward the rear in the form of the pelvis fusus codos. This small jut is what carries the muscles and skin that hold up the rear fat storage and womb.

Pelvis fusus tergatutelus(24): Not a bone in it's own right, the pelvis fusus tergatutelus is simply an extension of the pelvis fusus, like the pelvis fusus codos. It takes a similar role to the human ribcage, in helping the entire body to keep a solid form, which makes walking more efficient. 

Patella sinistra & Patella dextra(26, 33): The left and right 'knee-caps' allow the inflexafemroid and truncus to be hinged, without impeding motion either forward or backward.

Guttraspina, Caput propositus & Caput(28, 29, 30): These 36 bones work together to support the stomachus guttur, a.k.a. the throat stomach. They also allow muscles to pull up, so the contents can easily be dumped back into the first mouth.

Stomachus meta & vitasaccus(32, 34): The second mouth(top mouth) leads into the stomachus meta, which helps to finish the digestive process. However, before it is truly over, the food passes into the vitasaccus, where bacteria break it up further and seperate nutrient from waste. It is then removed from the vitasaccus and pushed out the back(Which is asymmetrical, being positioned slightly on the left side of the rear, because the pelvis fusus tergatutelus is in the way.