Select all that apply: Which of the following is NOT a location for a synovial joint A. structures of the skull B. Ankle joints C. Finger joints D. Rib joints

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Select all that apply: Which of the following is NOT a location for a synovial joint

A. structures of the skull
B. Ankle joints
C. Finger joints
D. Rib joints

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B, C, and D. I think

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