Using the figure below, identify the labeled part.





1 Label A: ______________________________

2 Label B: ______________________________

3 Label C: ______________________________

4 Label D: ______________________________

5 Label E: ______________________________

6 Label F: ______________________________

7 Label G: ______________________________

8 Label H: ______________________________

9 Label I: ______________________________

10 Label J: ______________________________

11 Label K: ______________________________

12 Label L: ______________________________

13 Label M: ______________________________

14 Label N: ______________________________

15 Label O: ______________________________

16 Label P: ______________________________


1 Compact bone
2 Spongy bone
3 Concentric lamellae
4 Capillary
5 Small vein (contained in central canal)
6 Periosteum
7 Compact bone
8 Osteon
9 Canaliculi
10 Osteocytes in lacunae
11 Matrix
12 Central canal
13 Blood vessels
14 Fibrous layer
15 Cellular layer
16 Periosteum

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