Human Skeleton

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Appendicular Skeleton
Life Sciences - Gr11 > P1 > Support and Movement in Animals > Human Skeleton
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Axial Skeleton
Life Sciences - Gr11 > P1 > Support and Movement in Animals > Human Skeleton
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Functions of human skeletons
Movement: with muscles and joints, movement is enabled
Protection: Protects sensitive organs
Support: Gives body strength and shape
Storage: Stores calcium and phosphate in bone
Hearing: Ossicles transmit sound waves to inner ear
Blood cell: Erythrocytes and Leukocytes are formed in bone marrow.

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Human Skeleton

Subdecks (2)

Appendicular Skeleton

Axial Skeleton

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Appendicular Skeleton

Axial Skeleton

10.2 Human and Animal Communication

1.2 Earth's Life Support Systems

2.2.2 The Value of Human Life

10.2 Human and Animal Communication

10.2.2 Properties of Human Communication Not Present in Animal Communication

2.2.2 Differences Between Human and Animal Communication

6.4.2 Cloning in animals

2.2.3 Eating animals

10.2.2 Properties of Human Communication Not Present in Animal Communication

3.1.2 Gas exchange in animals

1.1.2 Functions of the skeleton

1.1.2 Functions of the skeleton

2.1 Movement Across Membranes

2.2.3 Eating Animals:

4.1 Digital Life

3.2 Transport in animals

Topic 8: Exchange and Transport in Animals

8.2 The Civil Rights Movement

1.1.4 Movement at synovial joints