Paget's Disease is characterized by excessive rates of bone deposition, and the medullary cavity may completely fill with bone. What would be a consequence of this?
A) The bones would become heavier than usual.
B) The bones would produce more blood cells.
C) The bones would contain a greater amount of fat tissue than usual.
D) The bones would require less calcium than usual.

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Excessive rates of bone deposition and filling of the medullary cavity with bone would result in heavier bones than usual.

Paget's Disease Is Characterized by Excessive Rates of Bone Deposition