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Kinesiology Kinesiology is a multidisciplinary study focusing on exercise stress, movement efficiency, and fitness. The articular system is a series of joints that allows…

Kinesiology Kinesiology is a multidisciplinary study focusing on exercise stress, movement efficiency, and fitness. The articular system is a series of joints that allows…

1 1 What do you call an immoveable joint? 2 Which word does not belong? a. Fibrous Joint b. Cartilaginous Joint c. Diathrotic Joint d. Synovial Joint 3 Give the specific…

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