Classified structurally and functionally presence or absence of synovial cavity presence or absence of synovial cavity type of binding connective tissue.

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Classified structurally and functionally presence or absence of synovial cavity presence or absence of synovial cavity type of binding connective tissue type of binding connective tissue

Synarthrosis- immovable joint can become synostosis (bony joint)

Amphiosis slightly movable

Diarthrosis freely movable

Three types of fibrous joints: 1. Suture between bones of skull synarthrosis become synostosis

2. Syndesmosis more distance fibrous connective tissue in sheet (ligament) amphiarosis

3. Gomphosis (dentoalveolar) cone-shaped peg in socket synarthrosis

Two types of cartilaginous joints 1. Synchondrosis hyaline cartilage synarthrosis

2. Symphysis fibrocartilage found on midline of body amphiarosis

all diarthroses articular cartilage on epiphyses articular capsule synovial fluid accessory ligaments articular discs (menisci) bursae tendon sheaths

(condyloid)

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