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A group of bones that give your body structure, let you move in many ways, and protect your internal organs. |
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Many connected bones that protect the brain. |
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The is made of 33 disk-shaped bones called vertebrae. |
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Bones that protect your spinal cord, hold the body up straight, and allow the neck and back to bend. |
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Many bones that together, protect your lungs. |
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The bone that protects your heart. |
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The large, triangular bone that connects your humerus to your clavicle. |
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The long bone in the upper part of the arm that runs from the shoulder to the elbow. |
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The two bones in the lower part of the arm. |
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The bowl-shaped bones that support the spine; also protects the soft organs of your lower abdomen. |
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The bone in the upper thigh. |
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A triangular-shaped bone that protects the knee joint. |
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The bone at the front of the lower leg. |
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The thinner bone of the lower leg that runs alongside the tibia. |
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