1.   An airline chicken breast has the first half of the trimmed wing bone still attached.

2.   Chop off wings at elbows, leaving upper wing bones attached.

3.   Its framework was strong but light, like the wing bones of birds.

4.   Leave the wing bone intact.

5.   On the thick side of each chicken breast, near the wing bone, cut a pocket in the flesh.

6.   On exhibit are a complete Xiphactinus, a large predatory fish, and some wing bones from a flying reptile known as a Pteranodaon.

7.   Scott Sampson of New York College of Osteopathic Medicine in Old Westbury, N.Y., came across a wing bone embedded in rock.

8.   The fracture is to the scapula, or wing bone, on the back of the shoulder.

9.   It pulls on a tendon that attaches to the top surface of the wing bone that meets the shoulder.

10.   Scientists had thought that this muscle raised the wing by pulling up on this wing bone.