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Chapter 8.2, Problem 3CYU
Summary Introduction
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The functional class to which most of the fibrous joints belong.
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The joints are the sites where bones meet. They can be divided into several structural and functional categories. The structural classification is based on the presence of cavity and the material, which binds the bones together. The functional classification is based on the degree of movement allowed in the bones.
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