Hard living tissue bone. the group of bones that forms the frame for your body skeleton.

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hard living tissue bone

the group of bones that forms the frame for your body skeleton

a soft, jellylike material in the bones that the body uses to produce new blood cells marrow

a place where two or more bones come together joint

a strong, elastic tissue that connects the bones ligament

a strong, flexible tissue found in joints cartilage

a group of stretchy tissues that moves parts of the body muscle

the bones and the muscles that attach to them skeletal muscular system

a muscle you can control voluntary muscle

a muscle that works without your control involuntary muscle

a crack or break in a bone fracture

what happens when a muscle is stretched too far strain

what happens when a joint is twisted too hard sprain