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| the distal and proximal end of the bone |
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| a sheath of dense connective tissue that covers the bone surface where there is no articular cartilage. |
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| mature bone cell from osteoblasts which maintain daily cellular activites of bone tissue |
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| cell which break down bone |
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| the process by which bone forms |
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| the deteriation of articular cartilage causing bony ends to touch |
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| a joint where two bones contact. |
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| a hole in the bone through which vessels or nerves pass |
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| a part of a bone that sticks out, a projection |
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| small, rounded bump on a bone |
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| large, rounded bump on a projection |
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| an abnormal sideways curving of the spine |
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| an abnormal backward curving of the spine, "hunchback" |
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| abnormal foward curving of the spine |
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| connective tissure that ataches bone to bone |
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| the hyaline cartilage plate between the epiphysis and diaphysis |
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