Bones

yes

osteocytes

tiny bone plates which lend strengh and support within bones

trabeculae

red bone marrow

• smooth, glassy
• supports, shock, and reinforcement, cushioning

articulating cartilage,(ends of long bones) joins, tip of the nose and trachea, costal cartilage (ribs and sternum)

hyaline cartilage

outter ear and epiglottis

• contains chondrocytes and think collagen fibers for strength
• ability to absorb compressive shock

• intervertebral disks
• disc of knee joints
• pubic symphysis

connective tissue that contains extracellular matrix composed of Ca++ salts plus collagen fibers

osteon

small osteocyte containing-cavities  found in bone tissue

mature bone cell

• canal running through the core of each osteon
• contains small blood vessels and nerve fibers

hair like channels that connect the lacunae to each other and the central canal

the rings of matrix compresing the osteons of compact bone

composed of the protein collagen and located in most connective tissues

although comprised of a series of osteons, it appears dense to the eye

composed of protein collagen and provide flexibility in connective tissues

most common cell type in connective tissues; produces fibers and matrix

canals which lie at right angles to the long axis of the bone, extending outward from the central canal

fibrocartilage

a layer of rapidly dividing hyaline cartilage

interior of flat, short, and irregular dones and in the epiphyses of long bones

elastic cartilage

adipose tissue

cells in cartilage

raised areas on the surface of bones for ligamentous attachment

contoured surface in epiphyses of long bones covered with articular cartilage