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What is the function of an osteon?a) An osteon is a type of bone cell that undergoes division to allow for bone growth. b) An osteon is a series of canals that allows blood to reach osteoblasts and osteocytes.c) An osteon is a cavity in the center of the diaphysis which contains red marrow. d) An osteon is a chamber that contains osteoblasts.e) An osteon are spaces in the epiphysis which lightens bone density.

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          What is the function of an osteon?a) An osteon is a type of bone cell that undergoes division to allow for bone growth. b) An osteon is a series of canals that allows blood to reach osteoblasts and osteocytes.c) An osteon is a cavity in the center of the diaphysis which contains red marrow. d) An osteon is a chamber that contains osteoblasts.e) An osteon are spaces in the epiphysis which lightens bone density.

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What is the function of an osteon?a) An osteon is a type of bone cell that undergoes division to allow for bone growth. b) An osteon is a series of canals that allows blood to reach osteoblasts and osteocytes.c) An osteon is a cavity in the center of the diaphysis which contains red marrow. d) An osteon is a chamber that contains osteoblasts.e) An osteon are spaces in the epiphysis which lightens bone density.