mroriginal
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This is a time table in GENERAL meaning it wont work this way for everybody.
Ossification Timetable
Age:
15 to 18 (females) Bones of the upper limbs and
17 to 20 (males)
scapulae completely ossify(lengthing is no longer possible in that end of the bone).
Age:
16 to 21 years (females)
18 to 23 years (males)
Bones of the lower limbs and coxal bones completely ossify.
Age:
21 to 23 years (females)
23 to 25 years (males)
Bones of the sternum, clavicles, and vetebrae completely ossify.
Age:
By 23 years (females)
By 25 years (males)
Nearly all bones completely ossify
From what I see in this table is that the vertebrea doesnt completelty fuse until 25.I would wonder if you could also gain more length in the vertebrea if we use an aramatose inhibitor.
Ossification Timetable
Age:
15 to 18 (females) Bones of the upper limbs and
17 to 20 (males)
scapulae completely ossify(lengthing is no longer possible in that end of the bone).
Age:
16 to 21 years (females)
18 to 23 years (males)
Bones of the lower limbs and coxal bones completely ossify.
Age:
21 to 23 years (females)
23 to 25 years (males)
Bones of the sternum, clavicles, and vetebrae completely ossify.
Age:
By 23 years (females)
By 25 years (males)
Nearly all bones completely ossify
From what I see in this table is that the vertebrea doesnt completelty fuse until 25.I would wonder if you could also gain more length in the vertebrea if we use an aramatose inhibitor.
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