Osteogenesis 3. Describe the 3 types of cartilage in the skeletal system and where you would find examples of each 2um JOY 4. Describe the 4 types/shapes of bones and give examples of each 5. Describe the process of bone growth in a child 6. Be able to classify bones in the appendicular or axial skeleton 7. Know the parts of a long bone and the importance of each part 8. Describe the different types of marrow 9. Describe what can influence bone growth and development

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