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5 October, 06:30

3. Is a bone a living structure, or merely a deposit of mineral compounds?

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    A bone is a living structure

    Explanation:

    A bone is a rigid organ that constitute part of the vertebrates skeleton in animals.

    Bones protect the various organs of the body

    It produces red and white blood cells

    It stores minerals

    It also enables mobility
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