Which of the following joints permits slight movement?
A) gomphosis
B) suture
C) syndesmosis
D) synchondrosis
E) synostosis

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A syndesmosis joint is a type of fibrous joint in which two bones are connected by a ligament or a fibrous membrane. It permits slight movement, allowing for some flexibility and shock absorption while still providing stability. The other options (gomphosis, suture, synchondrosis, synostosis) either permit no movement or are found in locations where movement is not necessary.

Which of the Following Joints Permits Slight Movement