Match the description with the appropriate bone region. You may use answers more than once. main site of spongy bone in adults V [Choose ] yellow bone marrow red bone marrow main site of compact bone in adults diaphysis medullary cavity metaphyses epiphyses epiphyseal plates site of hematopoiesis (blood cell formation) scientific name for bone shaft [ Choose ] site of fat storage in adults [ Choose ] site of longitudinal growth (increases in length) [ Choose ] in a child space within diaphysis, filled with bone [ Choose ] marrow covered by articular cartilage [ Choose] contains the epiphyseal plate (children) or line [ Choose ] (adults) >

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