The _________ are rather large nonossified areas at junctions of an infant's cranial bones.
A)fibrocartilages
B)sutures
C)articular cartilages
D)fontanelles

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The nonossified areas at the junctions of an infant's cranial bones are called fontanelles. The other options are not correct, as fibrocartilages are a type of cartilage found in joints, sutures are the fibrous joints that connect the cranial bones in adults, and articular cartilages are cartilages found on bone surfaces in joints.

The _________ Are Rather Large Nonossified Areas at Junctions of an Infant's