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1. What special problems would result from the loss of 50%

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How might this person's environment be modified to compensate partially for such a loss? The person is more prone to infection, dehydration, regulating body temperature is a problem, no vitamin D released to the bones so osteoclastic activity is disrupted (bones would become weak)

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