Which bone tissue is found more on the inside (interior) of bone and very poreous (lots of holes)?

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(Stored inside the bone tissue to be used later) ... Found in the kneecaps, some people have more than others. Compact Bone. Dense outer layer that looks smooth and solid to the naked eye. Appears solid, creates ... This is very vascularized so the cells help with growth and repair, osteoblasts/clasts live in the periosteum.

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