A condyle differs from an epicondyle in that the condyle .
A) helps form a joint
B) is often flat, whereas an epicondyle is round
C) is a raised area above a joint
D) is an attachment site for muscle

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A condyle is a smooth, rounded articular surface that helps form joints, allowing bones to move against each other, whereas an epicondyle is a projection above a condyle where ligaments and tendons attach, not directly involved in forming a joint.

A Condyle Differs from an Epicondyle in That the Condyle