Ossification Patterns
Ossification Patterns is a biological developmental process referring to the spatial and temporal sequence by which cartilaginous tissues are progressively replaced by bone during skeletal formation, distinguished by the specific arrangement, timing, and location of bone deposition across ontogeny.
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Stefano Sartori, Maurizio Silvestri, Floreal H. Forni et al. · Clinical Oral Implants Research · 2003 · 182 citations
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