This joint is described as adjacent bones that slide over each other with relatively limited movement:
a. saddle joint
b. pivot joint
c. ball-and-socket joint
d. hinge joint
e. plane joint
f. condylar joint

e. Plane Joint  is described as adjacent bones that slide over each other with relatively limited movement.

Explanation:

Plane Joint -

Plane joint is a type of the synovial joint , that allows only the gliding movement .

Only the articular surfaces are permitted for the sliding movements , the opposing surfaces of bones are almost flat , which have limited movement of the tight joint capsules . There are numerous plane joints and are small . These joints are present in the wrist , ankles .

Hence ,

Plane Joint  is described as adjacent bones that slide over each other with relatively limited movement.

explanation:

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