Question

intermembranous ossification is common in children, whereas endochondral ossification is typical in adults. true false

Explanation:

Intermembranous ossification forms flat bones and is important in the initial formation of some bones in the embryo and during growth. Endochondral ossification is the main process for the formation of long bones and is active during childhood growth and development, and also for bone repair and remodeling throughout life. It is not that intermembranous ossification is common in children and endochondral ossification is typical in adults. Both processes occur at different times and for different purposes during development and throughout life.

Answer:

False