Name 1. Joints that are slightly movable are 2. What type of ossification forms

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Name 1. Joints that are slightly movable are 2. What type of ossification forms the parietal bones? 3. The cartilaginous joint between primary and secondary ossification centers is the 4. The shaft of a long bone is properly called the- ? 5. The circular layers of bone around an Haversian canal are called 6. Osteocytes are found in 7. Fibrous, amphiarthrotic joints are called 8. Structurally, a symphysis is a 9. Functionally, a synovial joint is a joint. joint. blood Interconnections between adjacent osteons are accomplished by what structures? moves through them). 11. What is the structural classification of a suture? 12. What is the functional classification of a suture? Write a short definition or description and give an example of each of the following: Suture: Process: Foramen: Foramina: Condyle: Fossa:

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1. joints that are slightly movable are called amphiarthroses.

2. type of ossification that forms parietal bones- intermembranous ossification

3. cartilaginous joint between primary and secondary ossification- primary cartilaginous joint

4. shaft of a long bone- diaphysis

5. circular layers of bone around Haversian canal- osteon

6. osteocytes are found in mature bone tissue

7. fibrous amphiarthrotic joints are called syndesmoses

8. structurally, a symphysis is a cartilaginous joint or amphiarthrosis.

9. functionally, a synovial joint is a freely movable joint.

10. interconnections between adjacent osteons- canaliculi

11. structural classification of suture- fibrous joint

12. functional classification of suture-synarthroses

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