Type of bone that is longer than it is wide.

The shaft of the long bone.

The internal cavity of the diaphysis of a long bone that contains bone marrow.

Bony rods that make up a lacy network of cancellous bones and are oriented to increase weight-bearing capacity of long bones.

Types of bone that are as broad as they are long.

The growth plate of the long bone?

Specialized tissue found within bone that manufactures most erythrocytes.

The nutrients that is received by the cancellous bone.

Types of bones that are relatively thin and flattened.

The major site of bone elongation, located at each end of a long bone between the epiphysis and metaphysis; also called the growth the growth plate.

The bony belts that attach the extremities to the axial skeleton.

The lamellae are oriented around these blood vessels in units.

Bone that is mostly solid, with few spaces.

The area of a long bone where the diaphysis and epiphysis converge; where the physis (epiphysis plate) is located.

The formation of new bone on the surface of a bone.

Bone that is made up of a lacy network of bony rods called trabeculae.

A layer that lines the inner surfaces of bone.

The growth of cartilage in the physis and its eventual replaced by bone.