Synovial joints ________.a. may be functionally classified as a synarthrosisb. are joints where the bones are connected to eachother by hyaline cartilagec. may be functionally classified as aamphiarthrosisd. are joints where the bones articulate with eachother within a fluid-filled joint cavity

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