The answer is no, fibrocartilage cannot provide articular surface as smooth as the original hyaline cartilage.
This is because these two cartilages are different in composition (structure) and thus provide slightly different function.
Fibrocartilage is stiff and contains many collagen fibers type I and II, while hyaline cartilage is a soft cartilage that contains collage fibers type I. Fibrocartilage contains only few chondrocytes in lacunae, while hyaline cartilage has large number of them. As a result, fibrocartilage provide a restricted mobility, while hyaline cartilage enables smooth movements.
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Question 79 1 pts Both a breathing guinea pig and burning charcoal give off the same amount of heat energy when the same amount of Oz is used up. Which of the following statements is most closely related to this observation? In ordinary changes energy may be transferred from one form to another, but it is not destroyed. In ordinary changes matter is neither created nor destroyed. As a product of a reaction accumulates, its abundance automatically cuts down the formation of the product. The smaller the mammal, the higher its metabolic rate. D Question 80 1 pts During respiration the amount of Oz consumed can be calculated from the amount of CO2 produced.
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8 valence electrons means it is stable, so it will not need to lose or gain electrons
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C: 35
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if DNA molecule contains 15% adenine then C and G will constitute 70%,of which guanine will be 35%
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All animals are heterotrophic and have cells with no cell wall.
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Since animals don't perform photosynthesis or any other process to make food, and don't contain a cell wall, that is what makes them different. Protist can be both autotrophic and heterotrophic and some can contain a cell wall, but most of them don't have cell walls.
