Multiple Choice
How does articular cartilage differ from most other hyaline cartilage?
A) It undergoes mainly appositional growth.
B) It contains isogenous groups of chondrocytes.
C) It lacks a perichondrium.
D) Its matrix contains aggrecan.
E) It is derived from embryonic mesenchyme.
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