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Appearance: clear, glassy matrix; non-visible collagen fibers; chondrocytesenclosed in lacunae; typically covered in perichondrium.• Functions: eases joint movements; supports airway during respiration;moves vocal cords during speech; precursor of bone in fetal skeleton andgrowth zones of children.• Locations: ends of long bones; supportive rings around trachea and bronchi;larynx (voice box); costal cartilage connecting the ribs to the sternum.
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