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Q: Name two ways to make movemend done (backbone)

by means of the special shape- the backbone looks like two S on the top of eachother this called the double S shape by means of theintervertebral- between the vertebrae are the invertebral discs. the invertebral discs can be pressed a little this also makes th ebackbone spring slightly

10 important questions on Moving - bones

Name the funtion(s) of the scalaton and explain

strength= to prevend collepsing
shape= the shape of your body depens of the constuction of your skeleton
protection= protect vulnereble organs and your brain
movement= muscles are connected to the bones thats why you can move

How are bones constructed

of bone tissue that consists of bone cells that grow in a circle

What is in the central part of the bone

hollow space with bone marrow

Where does cartilage exist of

a lot of calcium and a little colagen

how do you call eloganted, round and thin bones, such as femur and humerus
what does the……….. contain and what is the task of that

long bones
yellow bone marrow, fat is stored here

what type of bones are hip bones and sternum
what does the ……… contain and what is the task of that

flat bones
red bone marrow, blood cells are formed

of what are the tip of your nose and your earlobe consist of
of what does the ……. exist of

cartilage
cartilage cells whit a jelly-like substance

When a baby grows older the crtilage slowly changes into bone, how is this proces called

ossification

Where are the grow plathes (e.g hand and femurs)

under the long bones

Name two ways to make movemend done (backbone)

by means of the special shape- the backbone looks like two S on the top of eachother this called the double S shape
by means of theintervertebral-between the vertebrae are the invertebral discs. the invertebral discs can be pressed a little this also makes th ebackbone spring slightly

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Moving - bones

10 important questions on Moving - bones

Name the funtion(s) of the scalaton and explain

How are bones constructed

What is in the central part of the bone

Where does cartilage exist of

how do you call eloganted, round and thin bones, such as femur and humeruswhat does the……….. contain and what is the task of that

what type of bones are hip bones and sternumwhat does the ……… contain and what is the task of that

of what are the tip of your nose and your earlobe consist ofof what does the ……. exist of

When a baby grows older the crtilage slowly changes into bone, how is this proces called

Where are the grow plathes (e.g hand and femurs)

Name two ways to make movemend done (backbone)

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how do you call eloganted, round and thin bones, such as femur and humerus
what does the……….. contain and what is the task of that

what type of bones are hip bones and sternum
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of what are the tip of your nose and your earlobe consist of
of what does the ……. exist of