Discussion
When looking at the cross section of the human tibia, where does one find the RED marrow in:
Answer: A
Red marrow is found in the medullary cavity of the tibia.
Red marrow makes blood cells; yellow marrow is fat. In a child almost all the marrow is red, and it is progressively replaced by yellow in the long bones with age, persisting in the flat bones and vertebrae.
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