Match the following terms below with the correct numbers A cartilaginous articulation that A. Biaxial is slightly moveable Shoulder or hip joint are B. Symphysis examples Found between the bones of the C. Gomphosis skull Elbow joint is an example D. Triaxial Found between teeth and jaw E. Suture Synovial joint able to move in F. Monoaxial two planes Found in the epiphyseal plate in G. Synchondrosis children Bony fusion is its structural H. Synostosis category I. Syndesmosis Found between the tibia and fibula

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