and hold each term to drag it to its appropriate location. Histology of Compact and Spongy Bone Periosteum Interosteonic perforating canal External circumferential lamellae ploch Osteon Bone concentric lamellae Spongy bone Osteonic canal Interstitial lamellae lamellae Internal circumferential

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