Question

question 46 (1.3 points) during appositional growth, where are new bone tissues added to? interstitial lamellae circumferential lamellae endosteum concentric lamellae

Explanation:

Appositional growth adds new bone on the surface. Circumferential lamellae are related to surface - based bone growth.

Answer:

During appositional growth, new bone tissues are added to the periosteum. Since the options provided do not include periosteum and the closest related structure among the options in the context of bone - growth and lamellae is the circumferential lamellae which are associated with the outer and inner surfaces of the bone and appositional growth, the answer is circumferential lamellae. So the answer is B. circumferential lamellae