In an x-ray of a young person's skeleton, what are easily seen as thin dark areas between the white-appearing bone tissue?
A) synovial joints
B) interosseous membranes
C) sutures
D) synchondroses

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In a young person's skeleton, synchondroses, which are cartilaginous growth plates, appear as thin dark areas on an x-ray between the white-appearing bone tissue. These growth plates are where bone growth occurs.

In an X-Ray of a Young Person's Skeleton, What Are