The joint that exibits the least amount of movement (range of motion)is:
a.gliding (arthrodial-carpals)
b.hinge (ginglymus-elbow
c.pivot(trochoid-c1)
d.ellipsoildal(condyloid-elbow)
e.saddle(sellaris-thumbat trapezium)
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