Which bones serve as a point of attachment for muscles. A. Flat bones. B. Long bones. C. Sesamoid bones. D. Short bones

• Flat bones

Explanation:

The flat bones are the attachment point for muscles and protection for the internal organs. Examples of flat bones includes cranial or skull bones, the sternum, the ribs and the shoulder blades. Flat bones are formed through differentiation of the bone-forming cells from the intramembranous ossification. Another crucial role for flat bones is the formation of most of adult's red blood cells.