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The joints around which no movement occurs is

A

Fixed joint

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Ball and socket joint

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C

Hinge joint

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D

Pivotal joint

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Solution

The correct option is A
Fixed joint

The bones cannot move at fixed joints. The bones in our skull are a perfect example of this kind of joints.

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