Class interval should always be a whole number and yet in this case we have a decimal number. The solution to this problem is to round off to the nearest whole number. In this example, 2.8 gets rounded up to 3. So now our class width will be 3; meaning that we group the above data into groups of 3 as in the table below.
Skeletons come in a number of forms, each suited for a particular set of lifestyles and environments. Skeletons can be rigid, semirigid, or soft. They can also be external or internal. Vertebrates have internal skeletons, called bony skeletons, which consist mainly of calcified bone tissue. Most invertebrates, such as insects, spiders, and crustaceans, have outer skeletons called exoskeletons.
On the basis of region we have two types of bones that are. Bones of axial skeleton: These bones form the axial skeleton of human body. Examples are bones of skull, vertebral column and thoracic cage. Axial Skeleton (in blue). Bones of appendicular skeleton: These bones form the appendicular skeleton of the body.