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Alexander Efimov asked Mar 26, 2023

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The type of cartilage found at end of bones articulating to form joints is

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Answer:Bone marrow

Explanation: it is what keeps the bones strong and together

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That would be Hyaline cartilage. A smooth type of cartilage that helps bones move or glide over one another.

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