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| 2. | Which hormone is stimulated due to low levels of calcium in the blood? |
| 4. | Which bone cells are stimulated to degrade bone when blood calcium is to low? |
| 7. | Hormone produced by the pituitary which regulates body growth |
| 8. | Structural unit of a bone which functions as a weight bearing pillar |
| 9. | Another name for the metaphysis in a growing bone |
| 10. | Type of marrow responsible for blood cell production |
| 13. | Latticework of thin bone plates within spongy bone |
| 14. | Process of bone formation |
| 15. | Hormone produced by the kidneys which promotes calcium and phosphorus absorption |
| 16. | Hormones which include both estrogens and testosterone which stimulate closure of epiphyseal plate |
| 17. | Opening which runs through the center of an osteon containing small blood vessels and nerves |
| 22. | Small channels connecting lacunae to each other and the central canal |
| 23. | Hormone produced by the parathyroid which promotes calcium removal from bones by stimulating osteoclasts |
| 24. | A pelvis with a wide, oval-shaped opening would belong to which sex? |
| 29. | Sunlight is required for the body to synthesis enough of this vitamin? |
| 30. | Thin layer of cartilage covering the epiphysis |
| 31. | Ends of the bone |
| 32. | Type of bone which contains many large spaces and provides the greatest strength with the least weight |
| 33. | Region of a bone where the diaphysis joins the epiphyses |
| 34. | A skull with a prominent brow ridge and large mastoid process would belong to which sex? |
| 36. | Neurotransmitter produced by the intestine which inhibits osteoblast production and can lead to bone degradation |
| 37. | Hormone produced by the thyroid which promotes calcium deposition into bones by stimulating osteoblasts |
| 38. | Type of bone which contains few spaces and provides maximum amount of protection, support, and strenth |
| 39. | Type of marrow responsible for fat storage |