Activity Label the figures below with the bone structures indicated for each. 1. Gross Anatomical Structures: Compact bone Medullary cavity Epiphyseattine Periosteum Proximal epiphysis Yellow bone marrow Perforating fibers Distal epiphysis Articular cartitage Spongy bone Diaphysis Endosteum Articuas catilage Spongy bone TOXimalepipnysis -eptphyseal lkne ComPaCt Diapniyors bone endosteura yellow bone marnow Articolar Cart Diatal epiph ysis Steletal System| Unit 7

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