35 what type of joint is shown in the diagram?
Problem: I'm EXTREMELY inflexible and have been my whole life (even when I was a baby). As I've gotten older I don't know if I'm becoming more inflexible or if I'm just trying to do more things that require certain levels of flexibility that I didn't try before BUT I'm starting to have pain from my lack of mobility in certain areas of my body. For example, my feet are completely unmovable at the second joint (between the metatarsals and the first phalanges bones). In this photo (https://images.m... [https://i.redd.it/9651338s6h931.jpg](https://i.redd.it/9651338s6h931.jpg) ​ The closest I can think of is a funnel or pyramid diagram - but those typically only have one "lifecycle" stage feeding directly into the next. ​ I'm interested in a funnel that (like the example above) can have multiple feeders/feedee stages, if that makes sense. ​ Would appreciate any help!
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What type of joint is shown in the diagram?
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What type of joint is shown in the diagram?. "Bah! Bob lacks black sheep cheap ave. Have you, ewe, an' Annie knee wool?" "Woolly es, yessir, sir!"
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