Question

difference between fixed and synovial joint​

Answer 1

Fixed joints do not permit movement of the bones they connect; the articulating bones are firmly held together by dense bands of tough, inextensible white fibrous tissue whereas synovial joints allow freedom of movement.

Answer 2

Answer:

Fixed Joint-

fixed or immoveable joint

The bone at an immoveable joint cannot move.They overlap or interlock and are held together by a tough fibre, e.g Skull

Freely Moveable Joints-

at the freely moveable joint , the bone moves freely. They are also known as a synovial joint , and are the largest group of joints found in the body , e.g - the hips , shoulders, and knees.