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Bio201 - Ch 6 - Bones & Skeletal Orientation - Rio Salado - Marieb/Hoehn

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show Made of cartilage tissue - mostly of water.  
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Cartilage consists primarily of __.   show
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__ tissue contains no nerves or blood vessels.   show
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__ surrounds cartilage - dense irregular CT.   show
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Perichondrium   show
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show Perichondrium  
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show Chondrocytes encased in lacuna w/in jellylike ground substance & fibers.  
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show Appositional growth & interstitial growth.  
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Appositional Growth   show
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Interstitial Growth   show
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Calcified cartilage is not __.   show
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show 206  
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show Protecting, supporting, or carrying other parts.  
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Role of appendicular skeleton is __?   show
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Bones are classified by shape as __?   show
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show Longer than their width, a shaft & 2 ends - all limb bones.  
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Which limb bones aren't long bones?   show
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show Cube shaped - wrist & ankle  
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show Short bone that forms in tendons - patella  
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show Thin, flattened & unusually curved - breast bone, scapulae, ribs & skull bones.  
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show Complicated shapes - vertebrae & hip bones.  
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show Support, protection, movement, mineral & growth factor storage, blood cell formation.  
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Rib cage supports __.   show
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Bone is a reservoir for which minerals?   show
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show Insulin-like growth factors, transforming, bone morphogenic proteins, etc.  
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Hematopoiesis occurs where?   show
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show They are composed of several tissues: osseous, nervous, cartilage, CT, etc.  
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show External surfaces w/depressions & openings - indicate stresses created by attachments.  
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show Cancellous bone.  
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The flat pieces in spongy bone are __.   show
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Diaphysis   show
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show Diaphysis.  
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Medullary cavity   show
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show Medullary cavity  
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show A thin layer of articular (hyaline) cartilage.  
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Epiphyseal line   show
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show Disc of hyaline cartilage - grows during childhood to lengthen bone.  
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Periosteum   show
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2 layers of periosteum are?   show
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Outer layer of periosteum is made of?   show
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Nutrient Foramen   show
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show Secures periosteum to bone w/tufts of collagen fibers into bone matrix.  
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Where are perforating fibers exceptionally dense?   show
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show Endosteum  
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show Covers trabeculae of spongy bone & lines canals.  
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Endosteum contains which 2 cells?   show
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Common design of short, irregular & flat bones?   show
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show Shaft & epiphyses.  
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Which bones contain marrow but no significant marrow cavity?   show
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In flat bones, spongy bone is called __?   show
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Dipole   show
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show Hematopoietic Tissue  
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show In trabecular cavities of spongy bone of long & dipole of flat bones.  
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Red marrow cavities   show
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Where is red marrow in infants?   show
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show Yellow marrow.  
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show Heads of femur & humerus.  
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4 Major cellt ypes populating bone are?   show
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Osteogenic cells   show
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show Osteon/Haversian System  
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Osteon   show
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show Matrix tubes  
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show Lamellar bone  
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show Collagen fibers.  
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show Opposite.  
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show "Twister resister"  
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__ align w/collagen fibers in osteon.   show
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Running through the core of each osteon is __.   show
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show Canals that lie at right angles to long axis of bone - blood & nerve supply from periosteum to central canal.  
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show Endosteum  
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Where are lacunae found?   show
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show Canaliculi  
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What structures allow bone cells to be well nurished?   show
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show Sensors - for stresses or strains.  
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show Incomplete lamellae - remnants of osteons that have been cut by bone remodeling.  
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show Just deep to periosteum & superficial to endosteum - resists twisting of long bones.  
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Trabeculae contain:   show
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show Osteons.  
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show Cells & osteoid - collagen fibers & ground substance.  
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show 1/3 of bone matrix - ground substance & fibers.  
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show Sacrificial bonds that break easily on impact.  
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show Between collagen molecules - break & disappate energy to prevent big fracture.  
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Inorganic bone components   show
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Harness of bone that allows it to resist compression comes from __.   show
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show 1/2  
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Bone is __ as steel in resisting tension.   show
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show Bone formation  
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Ossification in adults serves mainly for __.   show
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Before week __ embryo skeleton constructed of fibrous membranes & hyaline cartilage.   show
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Intramembranous Ossification   show
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Membrane bone   show
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show Bone development by replacing hyaline cartilage.  
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Enchondral Bone   show
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__ results in formation of cranial bone.   show
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show Flat bones.  
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show Mesenchymal cells.  
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show (1) Ossification cntr, (2) Bone matrix secreted, (3) Woven bone & periosteum form, (4) Bone collar & marrow appears.  
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show Endochondral.  
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show In the 2nd month.  
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show Center of the hyaline cartilage shaft.  
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show (1) Bone collar around h-cartilage, (2) cavitation, (3) peristeal bud, (4) medullary cavity forms/2nd center in epiphyses, (5) Ossification of epiphyses.  
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show Enlarge  
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What month does periosteal bud form?   show
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show Nutrient artery & vein, lymphatics, nerve fibers, red marrow elements, bone cells.  
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Ossification __ cartilage formation along the length of the shaft.   show
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Short bones have __ ossification center.   show
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Long bones have __ ossification centers.   show
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show Spongy bone in the interior is retained & no medullary cavity forms in epiphyses.  
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Long bones lengthen by __ growth during infancy & youth.   show
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show Nose & lower jaw.  
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show Bone of epiphysis & diaphysis fuses - Epiphyseal plate closure.  
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show Appositional growth.  
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show Growth Hormone.  
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__ hormones modulate the activity of growth hormone.   show
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Every week we recycle __ of our bone mass.   show
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Spongy bone is replaced every __ years.   show
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show 10 years  
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When bone remains in place for a long time they __.   show
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show Fracture.  
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In adults, where does bone remodeling occur?   show
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Osteoid seam   show
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Calcification Front   show
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show Essential for mineralization - shed by osteoblasts.  
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show Multinucleated  
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Osteoclasts arise from same hematopoietic stem cells as __.   show
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Lysosomal enzymes   show
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Hydrochloric Acid   show
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2 Control loops that regulaate bone remodeling.   show
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show In the intestines under Vitamin D metabolites.  
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Bone remodeling hormonal mechanism involves the __.   show
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Calcitonin   show
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When blood levels of calcium drop __ is released.   show
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__ levels stimulate osteoclasts to reabsorb bone.   show
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show Calcium salts  
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show Sustained high Ca levels in blood.  
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show Deposits of Ca salts in vellsels, kidneys & organs.  
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Which fat-derrived hormone regulates bone density?   show
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Wolff's Law regarding stresses   show
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show The common stresses it encounters.  
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Deforming a bone produces an __.   show
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show (1) long bones thickest midway of diaphysis, (2) Curved bones thickest where they might bend, (3) Trabeculae form trusses along compression lines, (4) Large, bondy projections occur where muscles attach.  
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show Realignment of the broken bone ends.  
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Hydroxyapatite   show
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show Open (internal) reduction.  
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4 Stages of bone fracture healing.   show
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Fibrocartilaginous Callus   show
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What underlies nearly every skeletal disease?   show
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show Soft bones-osteoid produced by no salts deposited.  
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Paget's Disease   show
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If you need more calcium, the __ gland secretes hormone.   show
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show Less = thyroid  
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show Diaphysis  
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show Lamella  
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show Osteon  
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65% of bone mass is __.   show
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show Osteoid  
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show Towards  
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show In children - bone bends & only 1 side breaks.  
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Compression Fracture   show
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show Ragged break due to twist forces - common in sports.  
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Osteogenesis is a process of __ & __.   show
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__ Increases osteoclast activity to release more calcium ions.   show
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Comminuted Fracture   show
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Epiphyseal Fracture   show
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Depressed Fracture   show
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Bone formed is poorly mineralized & soft - deforms during weight-bearing.   show
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Abnormal bone formation & reabsorption.   show
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In the epiphyseal plate, cartilage grows __.   show
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show Inflammation of bone & marrow by pus-forming bacteria due to wound.  
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Achondroplasia   show
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show Too short.  
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show Inflammation of bony tissue.  
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Osteogenesis Imperfecta   show
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show Foramen  
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show Ostealgia  
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show Spongy Bone  
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There is blood-forming marrow in most __ bones of adults.   show
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Interstitial Growth   show
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