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| Individual bones of the skull are joined by sutures. A suture is an example of a fibrous joint |
Joints are formed when bones come in close proximity to each others and they are mainly of three types; fibrous, cartilagenous and synovial.
Fibruos joints are formed when a fibrous tissue unite between bones.
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| All the joints in the midline of the body are secondary cartilagenous joints |
The synovial joints are the most complex among the three and they allow the widest range of movement
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On the other hand cartilagenous joints are of two types, primary and secondary. What differentiate them into these two main sub- categories?
can you recall examples for these?
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