What features or functions do all bones have in common? relative movement hematopoiesis endochondral perichondrium hydroxyapatite
What features or functions do all bones have in common?
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relative movement |
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hematopoiesis |
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endochondral |
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Homework Answers
Hematopoiesis occurs only in long bones such as the femur.
There are two methods of bone for development intramembranous ossification and endochondral ossification.
Pericardium surrounds only developing bone not surrounds mature bone.
All the bones are made up of hydroxyapatite.
Option D is correct.
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What features or functions do all bones have in common?
relative movement
hematopoiesis
endochondral
perichondrium
hydroxyapatite
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