Choose ALL of the answers below that correctly describe the structure of a synovial joint: Has an articular (joint) capsule Fibrous connective tissue connects the bones together so they can't move Articular cartilage covering the epihyses of the articulating bones O Synovial fluid

Choose ALL of the answers below that correctly describe the structure of a synovial joint: Has an articular (joint) capsule Fibrous connective tissue connects the bones together so they can't move Articular cartilage covering the epihyses of the articulating bones O Synovial fluid

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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Choose ALL of the answers below that correctly describe the structure of a synovial joint:
Has an articular (joint) capsule
Fibrous connective tissue connects the bones together so they can't move
Articular cartilage covering the epihyses of the articulating bones
O Synovial fluid

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