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Sutures are classified as ____ joints.

Sutures are classified as ____ joints.
a. synovial
b. immovable
c. slightly movable
d. freely movable
e. cartilaginous

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Most joints found in the human body are:a.
synovial.
b. immovable.
c. slightly movable.
d. freely movable.
e. cartilaginous.

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