The Haversian canals in the microscopic slide clearly demonstrated the bone's vascular structure.

The haversian lamellae were clearly defined in the cortical bone sample.

Haversian canals run longitudinally through compact bone, housing blood vessels and nerves that supply the surrounding osteocytes.

The Haversian system in compact bone channels nutrients and wastes through a network of central canals and canaliculi.

Under the microscope, the Haversian canal contained tiny blood vessels that supply nutrients to the surrounding lamellae.

Microscopists examined the Haversian systems to understand the bone's microarchitecture.