The bone cells in the Haversian system are found in little spaces called
A) central canal
B) canaliculi
C) lacunae
D) none of the above

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The bone cells in the Haversian system (also known as osteons) are located in small spaces called lacunae. These spaces are arranged around the central canal (option A), which contains blood vessels and nerves, but they are not directly in the canal. Canaliculi (option B) are small channels that connect adjacent lacunae and allow for communication and nutrient exchange between bone cells, but they are not the spaces where bone cells are located. Option D is incorrect as there is a specific space where the bone cells are located.

The Bone Cells in the Haversian System Are Found in Little