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1 Slide 1Chapter 6Bio 203 Chapter 6: SKELETAL SYSTEM

2 Slide 2Chapter 6Bio 203 Fig – Long Bone

3 Slide 3Chapter 6Bio 203 Fig – Growth of Cartilage

4 Slide 4Chapter 6Bio 203 D. Summary of structure: "Steel reinforced concrete" (Fig. 6.6, p.171 [161])

5 Slide 5Chapter 6Bio 203

6 Slide 6Chapter 6Bio 203

7 Slide 7 Intramembranous Bone Formation Chapter 6Bio 203

8 Slide 8 Endochondral Bone Formation Chapter 6Bio 203

9 Slide 9Chapter 6Bio 203

10 Slide 10Chapter 6Bio 203 Fig – Long Bone

11 Slide 11Chapter 6Bio 203

12 Slide 12Chapter 6Bio 203

13 Slide 13Chapter 6Bio 203

14 Slide 14Chapter 6Bio 203

15 Slide 15Chapter 6Bio 203Osteoporosis

16 Slide 16

17 Slide 17Chapter 6Bio 203

18 Slide 18Chapter 6Bio 203 Fig – Bone Repair

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