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Bones and Skeletal Tissues

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A resilient tissue that springs back to its original shape   Cartilage  
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Most abundant of the cartilages, Provides support through flexibility   Hyaline Cartilage  
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Type of cartilage that contains many elastic fibers   Elastic Cartilage  
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An intermediate cartilage between hyaline and elastic, Resists tension and compression   Fibrocartilage  
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Functions of bones (5)   Support, Movement, Protection, Mineral Storage, Blood-Cell Formation  
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Bones that are longer than they are wide (shaft-like)   Long Bones  
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Bones that are roughly cube shaped   Short Bones  
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Bones that are thin, flat and usually curved   Flat Bones  
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Bones that do not fit into the other categories of bones   Irregular Bones  
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The dense outer layer of bone   Compact Bone  
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The internal network of bone   Spongy Bone  
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"Shaft" of a bone   Diaphysis  
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Ends of a bone   Epiphysis  
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The hollow cavity in the shaft of the bone filled with yellow marrow, Stores fats   Medullary Cavity  
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The fibrous membrane that covers the external surfaces of bones   Periosteum  
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Fibers extending from the periosteum into the lamellae of the bone   Sharpey's Fibers  
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The membrane lining the medullary cavity of bone and other inner bone surfaces   Endosteum  
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The microscopic bone unit of compact bone consisting of Haversian canals and the surrounding lamellae,   Osteon/Haversian System  
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A group of concentric tubes that bear weight   Osteons  
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A layer of bone matrix consisting of collagen fibers and mineral crystals, Withstands twisting, stress and torsion   Lamella/Lamellae  
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Microscopic structure running through each osteon, Consists of blood vessels and nerve fibers   Central/Haversian Canal  
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Microscopic structure that connects the blood and nerve supply of the periosteum to the central canals and marrow cavity   Volkmann's Canal  
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Mature bone cells   Osteocytes  
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Small cavities occupied by osteocyte bodies   Lacunae  
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Small cavities occupied by osteocyte "legs"   Canaliculi  
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