The joint between the occipital bone and atlas has the structural SUBTYPE _____, and conduct what type of movement?     condylar; rotation of the head     pivot; circumduction of head on neck     condylar; circumduction of head on neck     pivot; rotation of the head The glenohumeral joint is a joint between which two bones, and what is its structural SUBTYPE?     humerus and scapula; ball and socket     humerus and clavicle; plane     os coxa and humerus; condylar     os coxa and femur; ball and sockeet

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