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| Mature bone cells that cannot divide |
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| Calcium phosphate accounts for ____ bone weight |
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| What are the two layers of the periosteum called? |
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outer layer
cellular inner layer |
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| Reduction in growth hormone leads to reduced epiphyseal cartilage activity and short bones |
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| small, rough projection; may occupy broad area of the humerus surface |
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| expanded proximal end that forms part of joint of the humerus surface |
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| small, rounded projection of the humerus surface |
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| deep, narrow groove of the humerus surface |
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| shaft; elongated body of the humerus surface |
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| smooth, grooved articular process of the humerus surface |
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| smooth, rounded articular process |
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| large passageway in the skull surface |
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| projection or bump of the skull surface |
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| chamber within bone, usually filled with air of the skull surface |
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| small rounded passageway of the skull |
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| elongated cleft or gap of the skull surface |
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| large, rough projection of the femur surface |
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| narrow connection between head and diaphysis of the femur surface |
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| small, flat articular surface of the femur surface |
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| prominent ridge of the pelvis surface |
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| shallow depression or recess of the pelvis surface |
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| low ridge of the pelvis surface; more delicate than crest |
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| pointed or narrow process of the pelvis surface |
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| extension of the pelvis surface that makes angle with rest of structure |
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