The head of the femur and all of the acetabulum are completely covered with articulating cartilage.

Name: The head of the femur and all of the acetabulum are completely covered with articulating cartilage.
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The head of the femur is completely covered with articular cartilage, but in the acetabulum, there is a central area called the acetabular fossa which is not covered by articular cartilage. This area is instead filled with fat and connective tissue.

The Head of the Femur and All of the Acetabulum