what are the functions of a skeleton
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The skeleton has 6 major functions which are: support, protection, production of blood cells, movement, storage of minerals and the endocrine regulation
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The functions of the skeleton are given below.
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- The skeleton system of the body is the most important structure present which consists of bones and is 206 in total.
- The most significant function of the skeleton system is to give a proper structure and support to the body.
- It is only responsible for giving the body a unique shape and also providing a smooth movement.
- The blood cells such as the RBCs, WBCs and platelets are all made inside the bones.
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