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63- the five fused vertebrae within the sacrum are collectively classified as what type of joint? -amphiarthrosis -synchondrosis -symphysis -synostosis 64- on the mature bone shown below, part A is the( marrow cavity, osteon, central canal, diaphyseal cavity, epiphysis) and is covered by (articular cartilage, yellow bone marrow, red bone marrow, endosteum, synovial membrane) 65- spongy bone is formed out of rods of bony tissue called - epiphyseal plates - lacunae - canaliculi - trabeculae - soft calluses

          63- the five fused vertebrae within the sacrum are collectively classified as what type of
joint?
-amphiarthrosis
-synchondrosis
-symphysis
-synostosis
64- on the mature bone shown below, part A is the( marrow cavity, osteon, central canal,
diaphyseal cavity, epiphysis) and is covered by (articular cartilage, yellow bone marrow, red
bone marrow, endosteum, synovial membrane)
65- spongy bone is formed out of rods of bony tissue called
- epiphyseal plates
- lacunae
- canaliculi
- trabeculae
- soft calluses

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63- the five fused vertebrae within the sacrum are collectively classified as what type of
joint?
-amphiarthrosis
-synchondrosis
-symphysis
-synostosis
64- on the mature bone shown below, part A is the( marrow cavity, osteon, central canal,
diaphyseal cavity, epiphysis) and is covered by (articular cartilage, yellow bone marrow, red
bone marrow, endosteum, synovial membrane)
65- spongy bone is formed out of rods of bony tissue called
- epiphyseal plates
- lacunae
- canaliculi
- trabeculae
- soft calluses

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Synostosis is a type of joint where two bones fuse together and become a single bone. In the case of the sacrum, the five fused vertebrae form a single bone. 64- On the mature bone shown below, part A is the marrow cavity, osteon, central canal, diaphyseal Show more…

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63- The five fused vertebrae within the sacrum are collectively classified as what type of joint? - Amphiarthrosis - Synchondrosis - Symphysis - Synostosis 64- On the mature bone shown below, part A is the (marrow cavity, osteon, central canal, diaphyseal cavity, epiphysis) and is covered by (articular cartilage, yellow bone marrow, red bone marrow, endosteum, synovial membrane) 65- Spongy bone is formed out of rods of bony tissue called - epiphyseal plates - lacunae - canaliculi - trabeculae - soft calluses

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