Mammalian bone differs from cartilage in the presence of

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Mammalian bone differs from cartilage in the presence of (A) lymph vessels (B) collagen (C) blood vessels (D) Haversian canals

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Within the matrix of a compact mammalian bone, the blood vessels are lodged in a network of slender branching canals. The main canal called Haversian canals, usually run parallel to the long axis of a bone.

Q. Mammalian bone differs from cartilage in the presence of

lymph vessels

collagen

blood vessels

Haversian canals

Within the matrix of a compact mammalian bone, the blood vessels are lodged in a network of slender branching canals. The main canal called Haversian canals, usually run parallel to the long axis of a bone.