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Formation of bone Development or increase of the osseous system. Besides the natural ossification, which we observe in the fetus and in the first periods of life, there are also accidental ossifications, such as those frequently remarked, after the inflammation of serous membranes, in the parietes of arteries. [Dunglison1868]
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The process by which embryonic cartilage is replaced with bone. PICTURE
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The hardening of soft tissues, such as ligament or cartilage, into bone. This is often a part of the natural aging process.
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Bone formation.
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the process by which bone is formed
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