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| Muscles found in arteries and digestive track |
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| Tough, outer layer covering a bone |
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| Type of muscle reducing angle made by 2 bones |
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| A lubricating fluid in a joint |
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| Name given to muscles that move bone |
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| Muscle attachment to the bone that moves with muscles contracted |
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| Soft tissue at the end of a bone |
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| Blood cell producing tissue inside a bone |
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| Name given to skeletal muscles |
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| Joint in knees and fingers |
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| Cushioning, fluid-filled sac found in some joints |
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| Spaces between cranial bones of an infant's skull |
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| Type of muscle that increases the angle made by 2 bones |
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| Tissue holding bones together |
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| Small holes in bones that provide passageways for blood vessels |
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| The central division of the skeleton consisiting of: vertebral column, ribs, and skull |
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| Muscle attachment to bone that does not move when muscles contract |
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| Muscle found only in heart |
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| Divison of skeleton consisting of: Shoulder&arm bones, hip, and leg bones |
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| Tissue holding muscles to bones |
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| Muscles you're able to control |
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