Joints and Movement

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The points at which bones connect with each other, or the joints, are critical for the body's range of movement. This video explains the structural and functional classifications of joints, providi...

The points at which bones connect with each other, or the joints, are critical for the body's range of movement. This video explains the structural and functional classifications of joints, providing detailed descriptions and examples of fibrous joints, cartilaginous joints and the six types of synovial joints. Detailed animated graphics paired with clear definitions and examples makes this essential viewing for secondary students studying the human body.

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