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| all the bones in the body |
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| fatty, soft tissue in the center of long bones and the paces of spongy bones |
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| tough, tight-fitting membrane that covers the surface of bones |
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| thick, slippery tissue layer covering the ends of bones |
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| the place where two or more bones meet |
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| the tough band of tissue that holds bones together at joints |
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| a type of joint that allows little or no movement |
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| a type of joint that allows a wide range of movements |
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| an organ that relaxes and contracts to allow movement of bones and body parts |
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| the muscles, such as face muscles, that can be consciously controlled |
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| the muscles, such as cardiac muscles, that can't be consciously controlled |
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| striated, voluntary muscles that move bones |
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| the thick band of tissue that attaches muscle to bone |
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| nonstriated, involuntary muscles that move many internal organs |
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| striated, involuntary muscle that is found only in the heart |
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| the outer layer of the skin |
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| the pigment that gives skin its color |
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| a layer of tissue beneath the epidermis |
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