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- Articulations: joints
- Avascular: without blood vessels.
- Bone: living structure which contains organic materials, such as blood vessels and nerves, and minerals such as calcium.
- Cartilage: an avascular connective tissue which is found in joints and makes up the majority of embryo skeletons.
- Clavicle: a bone connecting the breastbone with the shoulder blade; collarbone.
- Elastic cartilage: flexible hyaline cartilage which makes up the out ear and helps support the larynx.
- Fascia: sheets of fibrous tissue that enclose muscles.
- Fibrocartilage: strong, fibrous cartilage which helps resist impact.
- Hyaline cartilage: flexible cartilage which covers bone ends at joints.
- Joints: also known as articulations. It is a place or a part where two bones are joined, usually so that they can move.
- Ligament: fibrous bands or sheets which connect bones, cartilages, or other structures.
- Minerals: metals which the human body needs in amounts greater than 100 mg daily.
- Muscle: bundles of fibers which contract and expand to allow joint movement.
- Organic materials: carbon-based living, or formerly living, substances including human tissue.
- Scapula: shoulder blade.
- Synovial fluid: the nourishing, lubricating liquid that surrounds and protects joints.
- Tendon: fibrous bands or cords which connect muscles with bones or other structures.
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