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| all the bones in the body |
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| tough tight fitting membrane |
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| thick smooth flexible and slippery tissue that covers the end of bones, makes movement easier by reducing friction, and absorbs shock |
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| any and place where two or more bones come together can be movable or immovable |
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| tough tissue that holds the bones together at the joint. |
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| an organ that can contract, relax, and provides the force to move your body. |
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| muscles that you are able to control. |
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| muscles that you can't control consciously. |
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| thick bands of tissue that attach to bones. |
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| muscles that moves bones. |
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| Bacteria that convert nitrogen in the air into forms thaat can be used by plants and animals |
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| disease-producing organism |
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| poisonous substance prodused by some pathogens |
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| Thick-walled protective struture produced by some bacteria when conditions are unfavorable for survivial |
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| Process in which a liquid is heated to a temperature that kills most bacteria |
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| Backbones that are joined by flexible cartilage and protest a vertebrate's spinal nerve cord |
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