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This chapter covers the structures and functions of the skeletal, muscular, integumentary systems, and the consequences of homeostatic imbalance in these systems.

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Attributions:
Michelle Rogers-Estable

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Categories:
Biology
Human Biology
Integumentary System
Muscular System
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Skeletal System
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License type:
Creative Commons License
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Difficulty:
Intermediate
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Grade:
9
10
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12
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State:
CA
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Tags:
aerobic exercise
bone
bone marrow
cardiac muscle
cartilage
compact bone
dermis
epidermis
homeostatic
hypertrophy
imbalance
integumentary
ligament
marrow
melanin
muscle
muscular
myofibril
physical fitness
skeletal muscle
smooth muscle
spongy bone
tendon
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