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to deliver oxygen to the body and to take away carbon dioxide.
Major Organs:Lungs,Trachea,Diaphragm. |
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to break down food so nutrients can be absorbed and distributed throughout the body.
Major Organs:Stomache,Intestins. |
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to send receive and interpret messages inside and outside our bodies.
Major Organs:Brain,Spinal Cord,Nerves. |
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to transport materials throughout the body.
Major Organs:Heart,Veins,Arteries. |
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| Female Reproductive System |
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produces eggs and nourishes a developing fetus.
Major Organs:Ovary. |
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produces sperm and delivers it to the female reproductive system.
Major Organs:Testicle. |
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Movement.
Major Organs: Heart,Bicep,Quadriceps,Smooth Muscle. |
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to give our bodies shape protect our organs and assist in movement.
Major Organs:Bones. |
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| likely to be transmitted to people and organisms through the environment. |
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| small infectious agents that replicate only inside living things. |
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| made of millions of microorganisms and is made up of different shapes and sizes. |
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| includes unicellular organisms such as mold and yeast. |
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| an organism that lives inside or on another organism and feeds on the nutrients in victims body. |
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To remove liquid waste from our blood.
Major Organs:Kidneys. |
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To protect the body against illness and disease-causing agents.
Major Organs: Skin,White Blood Cell,Lymph Nodes |
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