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Bone: interstitial lamellae

Interstitial lamellae are the remnants of osteons that remain after a resorption canal incompletely erodes those osteons. Interstitial lamellae lie adjacent to the complete Haversian system that filled in the resorption canal. 400x

Osteons <p>Interstitial lamellae are the remnants of osteons that remain after a resorption canal incompletely erodes those osteons. Interstitial lamellae lie adjacent to the complete Haversian system that filled in the resorption canal. 400x</p>

Osteons

Interstitial lamellae are the remnants of osteons that remain after a resorption canal incompletely erodes those osteons. Interstitial lamellae lie adjacent to the complete Haversian system that filled in the resorption canal. 400x
Interstitial lamellae <p>Interstitial lamellae are the remnants of osteons that remain after a resorption canal incompletely erodes those osteons. Interstitial lamellae lie adjacent to the complete Haversian system that filled in the resorption canal. 400x</p>

Interstitial lamellae

Interstitial lamellae are the remnants of osteons that remain after a resorption canal incompletely erodes those osteons. Interstitial lamellae lie adjacent to the complete Haversian system that filled in the resorption canal. 400x
Image credit <p>This image is of a slide from the Virtual Histology Laaboratory. (http://wwwhistologyguide.com)</p>

Image credit

This image is of a slide from the Virtual Histology Laaboratory. (http://wwwhistologyguide.com)
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