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Cartilaginous joints (Multiple Choice Question)

Cartilaginous joints
A) allow movement in only one plane as a hinge.
B) allow free movement.
C) are seen in sutural lines.
D) include symphyses.

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Human Anatomy

Edition: 7^th

Authors: Marieb, Wilhelm, Mallatt

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