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What would happen if organ systems failed to wok together

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adelina 88 [10]4 years ago

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Answer:

This

Explanation:

Our body shape, production of red blood cells, and the protection of major organs in the body are all in the performance of the skeletal system. If this system fails, organs throughout the body will fail as well, red blood cells will not be able to be produced, and movement will be impossible

ira [324]4 years ago

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<span>Our body shape, production of red blood cells, and the protection of major organs in the body are all in the performance of the skeletal system. Supplying our blood oxygen, if this system fails our body will cease to function entirely from the lack of oxygen and the carbon dioxide filling us inside.</span>

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