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A profit-maximizing monopoly produces a lower output level than would be produced if the industry were perfectly competitive.
Epiphysis
The final segment of an elongated bone, at first developing apart from the central shaft.
Clavicle
An extended bone functioning as a support connecting the scapula and the breastbone, often called the collarbone.
Intramembranous
A method of bone development in which bones form directly from mesenchymal tissue, as seen in certain skull bones.
Endochondral
Endochondral ossification is the process by which cartilage is replaced by bone in the vertebrate skeletal system, essential for the formation of long bones and most of the skeleton.
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