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The following events apply to the endochondral ossi�cation process as it
occurs in the primary ossi�cation center. Put these events in their proper order by
assigning each a number (1-6).
(a)
disintegrate, leaving cavities.
(b)
just deep to the periosteum.
(c)
(d)
becomes a periosteum.
(e)
within the diaphysis.
(f)
leaving a medullary cavity that then houses marrow.
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