(a) Haversian canals are microscopic tunnels in cortical bone of humerus housing nerves and capillaries.
Locomotion and Movement
(d) Hyaline (articular) cartilage covers joint surfaces of long bones, absorbing compression forces.
(c) All mammals have exactly 7 cervical vertebrae — camel, whale and all others.
(d) Deltoid ridge is present along the ventral side of humerus as attachment for deltoid muscle.
(d) Two pairs of floating ribs (11th and 12th) are not attached to sternum.
(c) Cartilaginous joint (costal cartilage) connects ribs to sternum, allowing limited movement.
(c) Ligaments connect bones; if cut, bones become unfixed at joints.
(c) ATPase is located in the myosin cross-bridge heads; it hydrolyzes ATP to power contraction.
(b) Acromion process is a spine-like projection of the scapula (pectoral girdle) for clavicle articulation.
(b) Gliding joint is found between the pre and post zygapophyses of adjacent vertebrae.