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A cartilage is used to connect two os coxae in the front because it resists tensile, shearing and compressive forces and is capable of a small amount of movement under physiological conditions.

Functions of cartilaginous joints

Joints are areas where two or more bones articulates. There are different types of joints which include:

  • Fibrous joints

  • cartilaginous joints and

  • synovial joints.

Cartilaginous joints allows more movement than a fibrous joints. They are found between the two os coxae bones of the hip because

  • It is capable of resisting tensile and compressive forces, and

  • it is capable of small amount of movement under physiological conditions such as during labour.

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