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How is a ligament different from Tendon?

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Answered by ItzBacteria
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  • The most apparent difference between ligaments and tendons is that tendons join bone to a skeletal muscle and ligaments join bone to another bone. Tendons are strong and non-flexible while ligaments are flexible and elastic. Both play a vital role in joints and bones and are composed of living cells.
Answered by bujji2612
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The most apparent difference between ligaments and tendons is that tendons join bone to a skeletal muscle and ligaments join bone to another bone. ... Tendons are strong and non-flexible while ligaments are flexible and elastic. Both play a vital role in joints and bones and are composed of living cells.

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