Why is it important to keep bones protected? A. Bones ...

Why is it important to keep bones protected?

A. Bones can break.

B. Bones are alive.

C. Bones create blood cells.

D. Bones are thick and strong.

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D. maintains blood osmolarity

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A. Biotin

B. Folic Acid

C. Cobalamin

D. Thiamin