Locomotion and MovementHard
Question
Sesamoid bone is derived from-
Options
A.Cartilage
B.Areolar tissue
C.Tendon
D.Ligament
Solution
Sesmoid bones are embedded in tendins. Sesmoids are found in locations where a tendon passes over a joint, such as the hand, knee and foot. Functionall they act to protect the tendon and its mechanical effect.
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