For each of the following stages of Endochondral Bone Ossification, define the correct order to define each appropriate stage. As the pace of growth at each ossification center is slightly faster than the pace of new cartilage formation at the ephiphyseal plate, the bone continues to lengthen but eventually the plate is completely enclosed by bone and longitudinal bone growth stops.

Medullary Cavity is formed in the diaphysis

Cartilage Model Forms

Periosteal lining develops around the diaphysis

Cartilage in the diaphysis gradually breaks down and is replaced by bony tissue forming a primary ossification center

Secondary Ossification Centers appear in each epiphysis and begins laying down bone from both ends toward the Primary Ossification Center