The superior transverse ligament converts its notch into a foramen, and it contains two fossae on its posterior surface. The infraglenoid tubercle sits on its axillary border, and the Teres major attaches at its lateral border. The serratus anterior 
The superior transverse ligament converts its notch into a foramen, and it contains two fossae on its posterior surface. The infraglenoid tubercle sits on its axillary border, and the Teres major attaches at its lateral border. The serratus anterior inserts along the length of its anterior border , and the trapezius inserts into its spine. Ligaments at the acromion and coracoid process connect it to the clavicle, and the glenoid cavity is where it joins with the humerus. FTP, identify this bone, also known as the shoulder blade.
The superior transverse ligament converts its notch into a foramen, and it contains two fossae on its posterior surface.