Explain the term cartilage.

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Cartilage:
Cartilages are soft, flexible structures found between two bones that prevent them from rubbing together.
They act as a cushion to the bones or shock absorber.

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Explain the term cartilage.

Cartilage:Cartilages are soft, flexible structures found between two bones that prevent them from rubbing together.They act as a cushion to the bones or shock absorber.

Cartilage:
Cartilages are soft, flexible structures found between two bones that prevent them from rubbing together.
They act as a cushion to the bones or shock absorber.