What is a shallow depression that takes part in joint formation called?
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What is a shallow depression that takes part in joint formation called?
Bone Markings:
Bone markings can be classified as articulations, projections or holes. These markings support the function of the bones by providing attachment sites for tendons and ligaments, allowing other structures to pass through the bone or by creating a place for bones to join together. These markings can look like bumps, ridges or depressions but they all contribute to the function of the bones.
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View this answerA shallow depression that takes part in joint formation is called a fossa.
A fossa is a type of bone marking called an articulation. It is a shallow...
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