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Matching Match each numbered item with the most closely related lettered item
1. Flat Bone of Skull
2. Osteon
3. Spongy Bone
4. Epiphysis
5. Osteoid
6. Parathyroid
hormone
7.edonsteum
8. Osteoclasts
a. knobby end of bone
b. Formed by intramembranous
C. organic components of bone
matrix
d. Stimulates osteoclasts to
become active
e. Lines medullary cavity
f. Calcium phosphatel
hydroxide crystals
g. Responsible for bone resorption
h. Increases calcium absorption in
intestine
i. Formed from trabeculae
j. Contains concentric lamellae
I
9. Vitamin D
10 hydroxyapatite
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