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The structural unit of spongy is called ________.

The structural unit of spongy is called ________.
A) lamellar bone
B) trabeculae
C) osseous lamellae
D) osteons

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Anatomy & Physiology

Edition: 5^th

Authors: Marieb, Hoehn

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This will come in handy in next week's quiz.

Thank you.

PS: This is an excellent textbook.

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You're welcome Happy Dummy

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