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When bones increase in thickness (diameter) as an individual grows to adulthood, which tissue or cells of the bone begin this growth process?

a) cells of the periosteum differentiating into osteoblasts
b) chondrocytes at the epiphyseal plate migrating to the bones surface
c) osteocytes near the bones surface reverting to osteoblasts
d) endosteal cells migrate to the periosteum and calcify
e) collagen fibers in the periosteum form a new layer on the bone surface and become calcified

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