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| fibrous connections plus extensive interlocking (ie. between the bones of the skull) |
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| fibrous connections plus insertion in alveolar process (ie. periodonatl ligaments between teeth and jaws) |
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| cartilaginous articulation |
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| interposition of cartilage plate (ie epiphyseal cartilages) |
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| bony fusion articulations |
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| conversion of other articlar form toa solid mass of bone (ie. portions of the skull like the frontal suture) |
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| ligamentous connection (ie between the tibia and fibula) |
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| connection by a pad of fibrous cartilage (ie between right and left hip bones of plevis) |
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| complex joint bounded by joint capsule and containing synovial fluid (ie subdivided by range of movement...numerous) |
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| permits movement in one place (ie elbow, ankle) |
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| permits movement in two planes (ie ribs, wrist) |
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| permits movement in all three planes (ie shoulder, hip) |
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| bony fusio functional category |
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| suture, gomphosi, syndesmosis |
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| fibrous joint functional category |
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| synarthrosis, amphiarthrosis |
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| cartilaginous joint functional category |
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| synarthrosis, amphiarthrosis |
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| cartilaginous joint example |
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| monaxial, biaxial, triaxial |
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| synovial joint functional category |
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| moving toward the inside of angle |
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| moving back of angle (like head back) |
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