File:EB1911 Joints - Fig. 4.—Vertical section through a diarthrodial joint.jpg

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Joints - Vertical section through a diarthrodial joint

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English: Joints - Vertical section through a diarthrodial joint. b, b, the two bones; c, c, the plate of cartilage on the articular surface of each bone; l, l, the investing ligament, the dotted line within which represents the synovial membrane. The letter s is placed in the cavity of the joint.
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Source 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica volume 15, "Joints" (anatomy) article; pages 483–4. Modified from https://www.gutenberg.org/files/40956/40956-h/40956-h.htm#ar1
Author AnonymousUnknown author

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