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        | predominant in bones, present are blood marrow, cartilage, adipose, nerve, and fibrocartilage |  | 
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        | skull , middle-ear bones, hyoid bone, rib cage, vertebral column, and sternum |  | 
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        | appendicular skeleton consist? |  | Definition 
 
        | upper and lower extremities and pectoral and pelvic girdles |  | 
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        | (longer than wide) ex. humerus and femur |  | 
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        | (equal in length and width) ex. carpals and tarsals |  | 
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        | ex. cranium, ribs, sternum |  | 
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        | includes vertebrate and sphenoid bone |  | 
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        | outer layer of compact bone, medullary cavity containing bone marrow and spongy bone at its ends |  | 
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        | diaphysis, expanded ends are the epiphyses |  | 
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        | precursor cells of other bone cells |  | 
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        | bone-forming cells and build bone matrix |  | 
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        | osteoblasts trapped in bone matrix; responsible for maintenance of bone |  | 
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        | cells, fibers, ground substance |  | 
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        | basic structural unit of compact bone |  | 
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        | lamellae around haversian canals |  | 
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        | spongy bone consists lattice of slender rods, spines |  | 
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        | in children ,red bone marrow ; produces blood cells and fills meduallary cavity |  | 
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        | yellow bone marrow stores fat replaces most red marrow |  | 
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        | most yellow marrow replaced by gelatinous bone marrow |  | 
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        | intramembranous ossification |  | Definition 
 
        | membrane of soft tissue that represents location of future flat bone |  | 
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        | bone matrix and become osteocytes |  | 
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        | endochondral ossification |  | Definition 
 
        | bone formation from cartilage |  | 
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        | primary ossification center |  | 
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        | begin die; behins to form disphysis |  | 
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        | secondary ossification center |  | Definition 
 
        | beginto form at the end of bone (epiphysis) |  | 
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        | replaces cartilage except on endsof bone (articular cartilage) |  | 
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        | until adulthood at epiphyseal plates |  | 
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        | 18%ca;cium 5%adult skeleton undergoes remodeling at any 1 time |  | 
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        | calcium and phosphate deposited in done |  | 
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