How do lamellar and woven bone differ?

Lamellar bone:

	1.	is more densely calcified.
	2.	has a very regular arrangement of its fibers and crystals.
	3.	has less glycosaminoglycans.
		(and therefore typically less basophilic.)
	4.	has fewer cells.
		The cells also are smaller with a regular almond shape.
	5.	has lamellae.
		(which may not be visible if the section runs parallel to them.)
	6.	can have Haversian systems.