Bones and Skeletal Tissues

4. Cartilage in the nose.
6. Red blood cells being made in the bone marrow.
9. Bones that keep your vitals safe.
11. A compressible but resilient type of cartilage and shock absorber of joints.
12. Connective tissue that cushions, allows movement, and provides structural support to the joints.
14. Cartilage that attaches your ribs to the sternum.
16. connects bone to bone and a connective tissue.
17. lighter and less dense bone.
18. Also known as Adipose tissue.
19. Flattened bones of the compact zone.
20. Bones wider than they are long.

1. Bones that provide framework.
2. Bones longer than they are wide.
3. Bones that allow a range of motion.
5. A raised part of the edge of the bone.
7. Bones with no symmetry.
8. Most prevalent cartilage in human body that is also known as Articular Cartilage.
10. Carrying minerals such as Calcium and Phosphorus in bones.
13. imaginary lines drawn on an anatomical figure.
15. A really strong connective tissue and gives ligaments their strength.