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The 24 pages that link to Bone, each with the reason it gives.

• BiomechanicsRelated: Its stiffness and strength determine how the skeleton bears mechanical loads.

• Connective tissueBroader topic: Mineral deposited in its matrix makes bone rigid and load-bearing.

• Bone marrowNarrower topic: Marrow occupies internal spaces within bones rather than forming the hard outer tissue.

• BiomineralizationBroader topic: Bone combines mineral and organic material to achieve strength with limited brittleness.

• OsteichthyesNarrower topic: Bone is the defining skeletal tissue behind the clade's common name.

• Tooth enamelCompared with: Bone remodels throughout life, while mature enamel has no living cells.

• CuticleCompared with: Bone grows and remodels internally, unlike the secreted external cuticle.

• Dermal boneNarrower topic: Dermal bone is one developmental type of bone tissue.

• DentinCompared with: Bone remodels throughout life, whereas dentin is generally not remodeled in the same way.

• HumerusNarrower topic: The humerus shares the structure and living functions of bones.

• Ligament (anatomy)Related: Ligaments commonly anchor to bone at joint margins.

• OsteologyNarrower topic: Osteology centers on this tissue and its roles in support, protection, and movement.

• AromataseRelated: Local aromatase-derived estrogen helps regulate bone remodeling.

• Hyaline cartilageCompared with: Bone is vascular and mineralized, unlike the flexible, avascular hyaline cartilage matrix.

• PaleohistologyNarrower topic: Its layered and cellular architecture supplies much of the fossil evidence studied.

• Bone tumorNarrower topic: The tumor's location and the bone's structure shape its effects and treatment.

• Human skeletonRelated: Bone forms most of the skeleton and continually remodels in response to bodily demands.

• Skeleton (anatomy)Broader topic: Its mineralized tissue forms most of the adult human skeleton.

• Bone carvingNarrower topic: Its mineralized structure gives carving material hardness, while its pores and grain affect cutting and polishing.

• Bursa (anatomy)Related: Bursae often cushion soft tissues where they pass over prominent bones.

• Kathy ReichsRelated: The series brought a loosely adapted version of Reichs’s protagonist to television.

• Septum (anatomy)Related: Some septa contain bony plates that complete a partition.

• Sultanate of GowaRelated: Bone’s alliance with the Dutch helped defeat Gowa in the Makassar War.

• Musculoskeletal diseasesRelated: Bone diseases can weaken the skeleton or disrupt its structure.