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The ligament connects:
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Easy Musculoskeletal Mnemonic: - Ligaments link Like to Like $\rightarrow$ Bone to Bone. - Tendons tie Two Together $\rightarrow$ Muscle to Bone.
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Two muscles
Two bones
Muscle and bone
Bone and cartilage
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