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The structural unit of the mammalian long bone
is
Volkmann's canal
Lamellae
Canaliculi
Haversian system​

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Answered by jettipoojitha2003
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haversian system is the structural unit as they are the longitudinal canals...

Answered by DeenaMathew
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The structural unit of the mammalian long bone is the Haversian system.

  • The Haversian system or osteon is the structural unit of mammalian bone.
  • Haversian system ha constituted by Volkmann's canal and Lamellae.
  • Haversian canal line the bone parallel.
  • Volkman's canal is also parallel to long bone and transportation of blood vessels to the bone through the periosteum.
  • Lamellae surround the Haversian canal and constitute the bine matrix. it consists of salts of calcium, phosphorous and fibres that provide strength to the bone.
  • Canaliculi join the lacunae of compact bone.
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