Bones of the skull are joined by:
Correct answer: A. Fibrous joints
- A. Fibrous joints
- B. Sliding joints
- C. Pivot joints
- D. Hinge joints
- E. Gliding joints
Explanation
Bones of the skull are joined by fibrous joints, which are immovable and fixed types of joints.
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Support and movement covers the axial and appendicular skeleton, bone structure, joints and the arrangement of skeletal muscles. Muscle contraction is explained through actin, myosin, sliding filaments, calcium ions and ATP, while arthritis is distinguished as a disorder of joints rather than a normal part of movement.
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