Highly resistant to fracturing, cracks in these systems usually stop at the nearest glue line, which serves as the outer boundary that prevents [*] osteocytes in one system from connecting with adjacent systems.
Highly resistant to fracturing, cracks in these systems usually stop at the nearest glue line, which serves as the outer boundary that prevents [*] osteocytes in one system from connecting with adjacent systems. For 10 points—name these common cylindrical "canal"-like arrangements of compact bone.
Highly resistant to fracturing, cracks in these systems usually stop at the nearest glue line, which serves as the outer boundary that prevents [*] osteocytes in one system from connecting with adjacent systems.
Haversian [huh-VIR-shun] canals or systems