The hip joint is formed by ________ bone features. (a) pubic symphysis and lesser trochanter (b)...
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The hip joint is formed by _____ bone features.
(a) pubic symphysis and lesser trochanter
(b) femoral head and acetabulum
(c) greater trochanter and acetabulum
(d) femoral head and ischial tuberosity.
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Joints are formed by the articulation of two or more bones. Not all joints are created equal, as some will have greater mobility and range of motion than others.
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