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|a Walker, Richard ,
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|a The human skeleton
|c by Richard Walker
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|a London, England :
|b Franklin Watts ,
|c c2007
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|a 32 p. :
|b col. ill. ;
|c 27 cm.
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|a Body science
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|a Includes bibliographical references and index
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|a 1. The skeleton is a living framework that shapes and supports -- 2. The skeleton can be divided into two main parts -- 3. The structure of bones makes them strong and light -- 4. The skull protects the brain and eyes, and shapes the face -- 5. The backbone and ribs form the core of the skeleton -- 6. The hand, arm and shoulder bones from the upper limb -- 7. The hips link the legs to the rest of the skeleton -- 8. Joints give the skeleton flexibility and allow it to move -- 9. Different types of joints produce different movements -- 10. Bones grow through infancy to adolescence -- 11. Bones repair themselves naturaly after they are broken -- 12. Old bones can help us understand the past
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|a Anthropometry
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|a Bones
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|a Human skeleton
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|a Bone and Bones
|x anatomy & histology
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|a Bone and Bones
|x physiology
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|a 1000125336
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|c OPEN SHELF (30 DAYS)
|e Medical Campus
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