a) Ball and socket;
b) Z - Femur;
U - Articular cartilage;
c) Shoulder / pectoral girdle;
Hip / pelvic girdle;
d) Reduction of friction / lubrication;
Absorption of shock / distributes pressure / shock absorber;
e) Tendon;
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