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What is The condylar cartilage at birth looks like and explain in detail?
Figure shows; the condylar cartilage (blue) develops initially as a separate area of condensation from that of  the body of the mandible and only later is incorporated within it. A, Separate areas of mesenchymal  condensation at 8 weeks. B, Fusion of the cartilage with the mandibular body at 4 months. C, Situation at birth (reduced to scale).