The distal interphalangeal joint

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The distal interphalangeal joint is considered a hinge and it offers only one degree of freedom.

Major calyces drain multiple minor calyces in each kidney.

The joint between each of the phalanges is considered a hinge joint and it offers only one degree of freedom.

A villus is a cellular extension often associated with increasing surface area for absorptive processes.

The cortical area of each kidney is the outermost later.

Each kidney has a renal cortex, the outermost layer of renal tissue.

The renal cortices are the outermost layer of each kidney.

Villi are cellular extensions found on absorptive surfaces as a means to increase surface area for absorption.

A major calyx drains multiple calyces before connecting to each ureter.

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