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        | point of contact between bones
 bone and cartilage
 teeth and bones
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        | fibrous joint or synarthroidal joint |  | Definition 
 
        | no joint cavity allows little or no movement
 fibrous connective tissue holds bone together.
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        | bones held together by dense connective tissue immovable joint
 between skull bones
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        | bone or nail (peg fitting) into a socket teeth(roots)
 synarthrotic
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        | dense regular connective tissue that attaches bone to bone |  | 
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        | more space and more fibrous connective tissues then a suture allows more flexability and movement
 anterior tibiofibular liagament(distal)
 also between ulna and radius
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        | no joint cavity cartilage holds bones together
 allows little or no movement
 in vertebrae
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        | composed of hyaline cartilage synarthrotic
 temporary;replaces by bone
 epiphyseal plate in growing bone
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        | broad, flat disc of fibrocartilage connects bones amphiarthrotic
 pubic symphysis
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        | intercarpal, intertarsal allows side to side back and forth movements |  | 
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        | fits into a concave surface allows angular, monaxial movement
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        | decreasing angle between articulating bones |  | 
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        | increasing angle between articulating bones |  | 
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        | increased extension beyone anatomical position knee, elbow, ankle, interphalangeal (fingers)
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        | rounded surface with in ring of bone and ligament allows rotation
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        | anterior surface of bone to midline atlas on dens of axis
 proximal ends of ulna and radius
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        | ant surface of bone away from midline
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        | oval shaped condyle into elliptical cavity allows biaxal movement
 wrist between raidus and carpals
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        | allows circumduction between trapezium and thumb metacarpal |  | 
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        | shoulder and hip joints allows multiaxal movement
 flexion, extenion
 adduction, abduction
 rotation
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        | soles of feet face each other |  | 
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        | soles of feet face away from each other |  | 
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