Question

question 15 (1.3 points) what type of tissue is replaced by bone tissue during endochondral ossification? fibrocartilage whartons jelly hyaline cartilage mesenchymal tissue page 15 of 60

Explanation:

During endochondral ossification, hyaline cartilage serves as a template that is gradually replaced by bone tissue. Mesenchymal tissue is an early - stage embryonic tissue, Wharton's jelly is a type of connective tissue in umbilical cord, and fibrocartilage has different functions and is not the tissue replaced by bone in endochondral ossification.

Answer:

hyaline cartilage