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| a system of fluid and cells that carries nutrients andoxygen to cells in the body. |
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| the major organ system that breaks down food into nutrients that the body's cells can use. |
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| a muscular tube that pushes food toward the stomach. |
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| the organ where water and minerals from food are removed and absorbed into the blood stream. |
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| the long coiled organ where most digestion takes place. |
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| a muscular organ that mixes and stores food and continues the process of digestion. |
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| a blodd vessel that carries blood away from the heart. |
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| a tiny blood vessel that connects artieries and veins. |
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| organs that transort oxygen, nutrients, water, and wastes. |
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| a muscular pump that pushes the blood through the blood vessels. |
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| organs that work together to take air into the body and push it back out. |
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| a blood vessel that carries blood to the heart. |
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| body system made of muscle that makes body parts move |
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| a body system that gives the body its shape protects the organs inside the body and works with the muscles to move the body. |
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