Question

where hyaline cartilage is found ​

Answer 1

Answer:

Hyaline cartilage is named for its glassy appearance, and with a few exceptions occurs at the articular surfaces of most bones (see section on fibrocartilage for exceptions), the ventral parts of the ribs, the cartilages of the trachea, the first few bronchi in the rat and in some laryngeal cartilages.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Hyaline cartilage is named for its glassy appearance, and with a few exceptions occurs at the articular surfaces of most bones (see section on fibrocartilage for exceptions), the ventral parts of the ribs, the cartilages of the trachea, the first few bronchi in the rat and in some laryngeal cartilages