A vertebrate bone, which directly develops from mesenchyme, is called

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A vertebrate bone, which directly develops from mesenchyme, is called (A) endochondrial bone (B) dermal bone (C) replacing bone (D) all of these.

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Dermal bone (membrane bone) is a vertebrate bone developing directly from mesenchyme. It is largely restricted to bones of cranium, jaws and pectoral girdle.

Q. A vertebrate bone, which directly develops from mesenchyme, is called

endochondrial bone

dermal bone

replacing bone

all of these.

Dermal bone (membrane bone) is a vertebrate bone developing directly from mesenchyme. It is largely restricted to bones of cranium, jaws and pectoral girdle.