The anatomical structure that joins the bones of a joint together is referred to as:
a. a ligament.
b. a tendon.
c. a muscle.
d. cartilage.
A
Ligaments hold the bones of a joint together. Tendons are connective tissues that provide joint movement. Cartilage is a type of connective tissue in which fibers and cells are embedded in a semisolid gel material.
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