We discussed three distinct locations in the body associated with SpecialMovements. Which one of these synovial joints IS NOT associated with aspecial movement we discussed?O Pivot JointO Saddle JointO Hinge* PreviousNext

Synovial joints are the foremost common type of joint within the body. A key basic characteristic…

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We discussed three distinct locations in the body associated with Special Movements. Which one of these synovial joints IS NOT associated with a special movement we discussed? OPivot Joint O Saddle Joint Hinge