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Which type of osseous tissue is porous and consists of trabeculae that form a lattice structure?

Compact
Cortical
Cancellous
Haversian

Explanation

Answer: C - Cancellous bone is porous osseous tissue that consists of trabeculae that form a lattice structure. This type of tissue structure allows the storage of fat and bone marrow and provides strength to the bone.

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