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Question
What is a Joint?
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Solution
The place of joining of two or more than two bones is called joint.
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| List I | List II |
| A. Fibrous joints | I. Adjacent vertebrae, limited movement |
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| A. Cartilaginous Joint | I. Between flat skull bones |
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