1. BRIEFLY, describe the function and location of each type of cartilage5. BRIEFLY, describe how intramembranous ossification is different from endochondralossification. How does each process happen, and what bones do they make?6. How are sesamoid bones formed?7. Why is the balance of osteoblasts to osteoclasts important for bone remodeling andhealth?

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