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Integumentary System Project Group topics

1. Sandblasting your face Tattoos: Body art or Mutilation Taking care: Keeping the Integumentary System Healthy

2. Artificial Skin Psoriasis Skin Cancer Vitiglio Warts

3. Ailments: What can go wrong with the Integumentary system? Integumentary System Disorders

4. Workings: How the Integumentary System Functions Wetterhans Deadly Research Body Temperature

5. Integumentary System Fxs of the Int Sys. Skin Layers Skin Innervation Accessory Int Structures

6. Design: Parts of the Int System Words to Know

7. Using Fingerprints to Identify People Hair Sweat Glands

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