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What structure forms a protective covering around the dia- physis of a long bone? A epiphyseal line B fontanel C lacunae D periosteum
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What structure forms a protective covering around the dia- physis of a long bone? A epiphyseal line B fontanel C lacunae D periosteum
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What structure forms a protective covering around the dia-
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A epiphyseal line
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C lacunae
D periosteum
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