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By casey Uses: Protection, Support, Movement Your scull protects your brain Your ribs protect your organs Teeth are not bones The scull doesn't have.

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2 By casey

3 Uses: Protection, Support, Movement Your scull protects your brain Your ribs protect your organs Teeth are not bones The scull doesn't have only 2 bones

4 You have 3 types of joints Hinge Gliding Ball and socket The thumb has 2 joints

5 First I have muscles Your phalanges don’t have muscles Phalanges are fingers and toes One muscle contract Muscles are cool

6  Stimulus  School bell is a stimulus  Response  Going home is a response  I'm a righty so my response on that hand is faster than the other  the brain sends info through nerves for coordination

7 That IS MY POWER POINT. BYE/ GOOD DAY

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