21. For each bone shape, list the type of ossification that usually occurs during its development: a) long bones b) flat bones c) irregular

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21. For each bone shape, list the type of ossification that usually occurs during

its development:
a) long bones
b) flat bones
c) irregular

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it will be an irregular

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