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Which of the following iS a non-articulating surface? • Condyle • Head •Trochanter •Facet
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Which of the following iS a non-articulating surface?

• Condyle
• Head
•Trochanter
•Facet

User Mindan
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A articulating features of bones, like facets, condyles, and heads, develop as a result of articulating surfaces of two bones.

So I believe that “Trochanter” is a non-articulating surface.
User Emphram Stavanger
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I believe tronchater I can tell you it’s definitely not the face or head
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