To give the body support and to make calcium
To protect internal organs and to support and structure the body (without it your body would be floppy and unstable, like jelly).
Their isn't just two functions there are six and they are:
Shape
Support
Protection
Movement
Blood cell Formation
Mineral storage
The two functions of a skeleton are the heart and the brain.
To provide structure and rigidity to the body so it can move.
Also, parts of the skeleton (rib cage, cranium) ensace certain organs and protect them from harm.
support and movement
Protection and support .
One of the main functions of the bones of the skeletal system is for movement, protection, and structure. Internal functions are blood cell production and storage.
Skeletal system Muscular system
Internal organs and the skeletal system are two different things, so there really is no such thing as "the internal organs of the skeletal system." The skeletal system is responsible for the support of the body and protection of the internal organs, and doesn't have internal organs in itself.
Yes the skeletal system has a joint at every position where two or more bones meet.
The skeletal system supports your body and its major parts are the patella the ulna and the clavicle.
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The two main divisions of the skeletal system are the axial skeletal system and the appendicular skeletal system.
A spider is lacking a skeletal system. -------------------------- also note: 'skeletal system' is two words not one!
Two main functions include protection and support. A third function that can be considered is that it provides a place for muscles to attach to.
the skeletal system helps you support and protect your body. theskeletal system has four organs.
Theyattach one bone to another bone. For example, at the knee, two ligaments surround the knee holding it steady.
One of the main functions of the bones of the skeletal system is for movement, protection, and structure. Internal functions are blood cell production and storage.
Skeletal system and nervous system
Skeletal system Muscular system
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Axial and appendicular
bones and skull