The type of joint between the human skull bones is called?
Correct answer: C. Fibrous joint
- A. Cartilaginous joint
- B. Hinge joint
- C. Fibrous joint
- D. Synovial joint
Explanation
Fibrous joint is present between the human skull bones. It does not allow movement because the bones are held firmly together by bundles of strong white collagen fibres. Cartilaginous joints are present between the centra of vertebrae, at the pubic symphysis and between ribs and sternum. Knee joint, elbow joint and ankle joint are types of hinge joint. Synovial joint occurs between limb and bones.
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