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Which of the following joints are primarily cartilaginous? A) knee joints B) spinal bone joints C) shoulder joints D) hip joints

Which of the following joints are primarily cartilaginous? A) knee joints B) spinal bone joints C) shoulder joints D) hip joints
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Which of the following joints are primarily cartilaginous?

A) knee joints
B) spinal bone joints
C) shoulder joints
D) hip joints

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I think it’s the hip joints that’s what I saw when I looked it up
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Answer: Spinal bone joints

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