Syndesmosis are present in between:

Correct answer: C. Long bones

  • A. Middle-sized bones
  • B. Muscles
  • C. Long bones
  • D. Short bones

Explanation

Joints connect bones with bones and syndesmosis is one of the many types of joints present in the human body. It is the kind of joint in which log bones are connected by the fibrous membrane. Some examples of syndesmosis include the joint between long bones of the forearm i.e., radius and ulna, and the joint between the long bones of the leg i.e., tibia and fibula.

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