Joint between two parietal bones, which is infact immovable one is an example of_________?
Correct answer: A. Fibrous joints.
- A. Fibrous joints.
- B. Cartilaginous joints.
- C. Synovial joints.
- D. None of these
Explanation
The suture between the two parietal bones is an immovable fibrous joint in which bones are connected by dense connective tissue. Students may select option c because synovial joints are common in the limbs, but synovial joints are freely movable and have a joint cavity.
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