Use the key to indicate the type of cartilage that forms each of the structures below.Key: (a) hyaline cartilage (b) elastic cartilage (c) fibrocartilage___(1) articular cartilage covering the surfaces of movable joints___(2) the epiglottis                 ___(3) the thyroid cartilage___(4) the menisci in the knee___(5) the embryonic skeleton

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Q: Name the histological feature characteristics of the elastic cartilage matrix. Explain.

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Q: What do you mean by hyaline cartilages?

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Q: Define about elastic cartilage ?

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