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Flat bones (e.g., skull, ribs, sternum) are thin and flattened.

They providing protection (e.g., for organs) and broad surfaces for muscle attachment.

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Flat bones are found in areas like the skull and ribs.

They providing protection and surface for muscle attachment.

They are thin and flattened compared to other bone types.

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Irregular bones have complex shapes and include vertebrae.

They protect nervous tissue and provide multiple attachment points for muscles.

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Sesamoid bones are extremely small bones found within tendons (e.g., the kneecap or patella).

They protect tendons from stress and wear.

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 A stomach is an organ, made up of various tissues (epithelial, muscular, and connective),

They are not classified as a tissue type on their own

Bone, cartilage, and blood are all considered connective tissues.