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| Longer than wide (ie. humerus, radius, ulna) |
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Nearly equal in length and width
(ie. carpal and tarsal) |
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enclose and protect soft organs and provide broad surfaces for muscle attachment
(ie. cranial bones, ribs) |
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elaborate shapes
(ie. vertebrae , skull bones) |
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made up of calcium phosphate and collegen
White osseous tissue, not solid |
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| Towards the flared out part of the bone |
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| Expanded head (at each end) for muscle attachment |
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| a sheath over the bone coated with collagen |
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| Not enough calcium phosphate |
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| Body doesnt make enough collagen, easy to break |
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"material"
Some cells are separated by secreations made by the cells themselves- called matrix
Skin- mostly matrix
Blood- mostly matrix "plasma"
Connective tissue- mostly matrix |
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