Assertion: fibril's layer | /r/CapableOf | show high degree of orientation
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text: A surface layer where the preferred orientation is parallel to the articular surface; an intermediate layer in which there is usually no predominant preferred orientation; a deep layer showing a high degree of orientation with the fibrils approximately perpendicular to the articular surface’ (Aspden & Hukins 1981, p. 301).