What is the space within the Haversian system where the osteocyte is found? A lamellae B Haversian canal C periosteum D lacunae

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Chase Seibert asked May 3, 2023

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What is the space within the Haversian system where the

osteocyte is found?
A lamellae
B Haversian canal
C periosteum
D
lacunae

Biology
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Chase Seibert asked May 3, 2023

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Answer: D

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Osteocytes ( are located within lacunae surrounded by mineralized bone matrix so the answer is D

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