The characteristics and an example of a synovial joint in humans is
Characteristics | Examples | |||||||||
(a) |
| Fluid cartilage between two | bones, limited movements | Knee joints | ||||||
Fluid cartilage between two | ||||||||||
bones, limited movements | ||||||||||
(b) |
| Fluid-filled between two joints | provides cushion | Skull bones | ||||||
Fluid-filled between two joints | ||||||||||
provides cushion | ||||||||||
(c) |
| Fluid-filled synovial cavity | between two bones |
| Joint between atlas and | axis | ||||
Fluid-filled synovial cavity | ||||||||||
between two bones | ||||||||||
Joint between atlas and | ||||||||||
axis | ||||||||||
(d) |
| Lymph-filled between two | bones, limited movement |
| Gliding joint between | carpals | ||||
Lymph-filled between two | ||||||||||
bones, limited movement | ||||||||||
Gliding joint between | ||||||||||
carpals |
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