What kind of tissue forms the meniscus in the knee? O Elastic cartilage O Hyaline cartilage Dense irregular connective tissue O Fibrocartilage O Dense regular connective tissue Question 42 The femoropatellar joint is classified as O a synarthrotic joint O a saddle joint O a cartilaginous joint O a plane joint O a condyloid joint

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Q: Why does the shoulder joint have more freedom of movement than any otherjoint of the body?

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